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Positive Self-Efficacy

Positive Self-Efficacy. By: Carmen Tatenco. Learning Outcomes. Define the concept of self-efficacy Understand how self-efficacy affects learning & motivation Develop strategies to foster positive self-efficacy. What is Self-Efficacy?. Retrieved From Google Images 2019. Pajares, F. (2006).

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Positive Self-Efficacy

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  1. Positive Self-Efficacy By: Carmen Tatenco

  2. Learning Outcomes • Define the concept of self-efficacy • Understand how self-efficacy affects learning & motivation • Developstrategies to foster positive self-efficacy

  3. What is Self-Efficacy? Retrieved From Google Images 2019 Pajares, F. (2006)

  4. Self-Efficacy In Action Retrieved From Google Images 2019 Pajares, F. (2006)

  5. Retrieved From Google Images 2019 Pajares, F. (2006)

  6. Sources of Self-Efficacy • Retrieved From Google Images 2019

  7. Maintaining Positive Self-Efficacy • Set SMART goals • Dividetasks into small steps • Surround yourself with similar successful others and people who believe in you • Observe credible similar others • Utilize different learning strategies • Reflect on past accomplishments • Recognize you are making progress towards your goals and validate oneself Dembo and Seli (2016)

  8. References • Dembo, M. H. & Seli, H. (2016). Motivation and learning strategies for college success: A self regulation approach (5th ed.). New York: Routledge • Pajares, F. (2006). Self-Efficacy Theory. Retrieved from http://www.education.com/reference/article/self-efficacy-theory/

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