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The Self-Empowerment Index: A Measure of Internally and Externally expressed Teacher autonomy

The Self-Empowerment Index: A Measure of Internally and Externally expressed Teacher autonomy This research was designed to construct an instrument, the Self-Empowerment Index (SEI), to measure teachers' internal sense of autonomy and how teachers express their autonomy to others. Thirty-nine paired statement items were included on a first version of the SEI which was pretested using 115 teachers. These 39 items were revised and pilot tested using 258 teachers. Following a series of item analyses, 14 paired statement items were dropped from the SEI. This revised instrument was field tested using 254 teachers. Although further research is needed on the SEI, the index appears to demonstrate sufficient internal consistency and factorial validity to suggest the promise of future use. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Educational and Psychological Measurement SAGE

The Self-Empowerment Index: A Measure of Internally and Externally expressed Teacher autonomy

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Publisher
SAGE
Copyright
Copyright © by SAGE Publications
ISSN
0013-1644
eISSN
1552-3888
DOI
10.1177/0013164493053003017
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Abstract

This research was designed to construct an instrument, the Self-Empowerment Index (SEI), to measure teachers' internal sense of autonomy and how teachers express their autonomy to others. Thirty-nine paired statement items were included on a first version of the SEI which was pretested using 115 teachers. These 39 items were revised and pilot tested using 258 teachers. Following a series of item analyses, 14 paired statement items were dropped from the SEI. This revised instrument was field tested using 254 teachers. Although further research is needed on the SEI, the index appears to demonstrate sufficient internal consistency and factorial validity to suggest the promise of future use.

Journal

Educational and Psychological MeasurementSAGE

Published: Sep 1, 1993

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