
#78: The Key to Student Achievement: Teacher Collective Efficacy
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Research shows that schools with strong collective teacher efficacy have higher student achievement (even having a higher impact than socio-economic status).
The episode discusses the following:
- What collective teacher efficacy is and why it is important
- Non-examples of collective teacher efficacy
- Examples of how collective teacher efficacy can be built in schools
- The importance of setting mastery goals instead of performance goals
Key takeaways:
- Collective teacher efficacy is a powerful tool for improving student achievement.
- Schools can build collective teacher efficacy by setting mastery goals, focusing on collaboration, and celebrating successes.
- Leaders can change the narrative in schools by focusing on collective teacher efficacy rather than other factors that have less impact on student achievement.
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Website | Center for Collective Efficacy
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