英文摘要 |
Owing to the growing amount of attention on multilevel analysis research from scholars for organizational behavior in education, this study explored the effect of individual's family social-economic status and classroom management efficacy on students' self-efficacy based on Social Cognitive Theory proposed by Bandura (1986). This study conducted a survey on 5,887 elementary school students over 237 classes in Tainan City. It used hierarchical linear model to analyze data. The results showed family social-economic status had significantly positive effect on students' self-efficacy. Classroom management efficacy (i.e. teaching quality, teachers-parents communication and classroom discipline) had significantly direct effect on students' self-efficacy, and this was effective to explain most variance of students' self-efficacy. Classroom management efficacy not only had significantly direct effect, it also played a moderating role. In classroom management efficacy, teaching quality had negative moderating effect on 'effect of family social-economic status on students' self-efficacy.'Parent-teacher communication had positive moderating effect on 'effect of family social-economic status on students' self-efficacy.'According the results, this study proposed some related discussion and suggestion. |