Teachers with high self-efficacy tend to view difficult students as reachable and teachable, whereas teachers with low self-efficacy are inclined to say that students who are not learning are unable to do so because of low ability.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
Page: 436. Teachers with high self-efficacy tend to view difficult students as reachable and teachable, whereas teachers with low self-efficacy are inclined to say that students who are not learning are unable to do so because of low ability. Teachers with high self-efficacy are generally more optimistic and effective.
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