Collective Efficacy

What is collective efficacy?

• A collection of beliefs held by either students, teachers, or both

• Students’ collective effort to accomplish a task successfully with the support of at least one teacher 

• A shared belief in a team’s combined ability to positively impact student outcomes

• A shared belief held by teachers that students can accomplish whatever they put their minds to

What factors help reach goal consensus? 

• Knowing the difference between mastery and performance goals

• Identifying: Long term, mid-journey, and small- win goals

• Developing a shared vision and motivate persistent goal oriented behavior 

• All of the above

What factor leads to empowerment?

• Autonomy

• Mastery

• Purpose

• All of the above

Cohesive teacher knowledge is defined as, “The degree to which teachers are aware of the teaching practices of others and their agreement in regard to what constitutes effective assessment and instructional practices”.

• True

• False

Embedded Reflective Practice helps to uncover beliefs and assumptions that drive actions and shift causal attributions for success/ failures.

• True

• False

Which of the following is a component of Receptiveness to Change During Stages of Implementation Matrix.

• Inquisitive and Adaptive

• Inquisitive and Proactive

• Inquisitive and Innovative

• Inquisitive and Dismissive

Who was on a reality TV show?

• Liana

• Sarait

• Sheila

• Ashley

What two things does collective efficacy enable educators to be for their students’ needs?

• Collaborative and knowledgeable

• Adaptive and responsive

• Supportive and  innovative

• Effective and positive