High-stakes Testing, Achievement-goal Structures, Academic-related Perceptions, Beliefs, Strategies, and School Belonging Among Selected Eighth-grade Students in a Northwest Florida School District
Lynn Carol Ketter
University of West Florida Libraries
Doctor of Education (EDD), University of West Florida
2006
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Abstract
While other researchers have examined achievement-goal structures, academicrelated perceptions, beliefs, strategies, and sense of school belonging in other settings, this study aimed to examine relationships in high-stakes test-focused learning environments. Student ratings on scales measuring perceived goal structures, academicrelated perceptions, beliefs, strategies, and sense of school belonging were correlated with achievement level scores on 2005 FCAT Reading and Mathematics. Participants who scored below grade level on 2005 FCAT Reading and Mathematics related positively to maladaptive coping strategies, self-handicapping, disruptive behavior, selfpresentation of low achievement, and skepticism about the relevance of school for future success.
High-stakes Testing, Achievement-goal Structures, Academic-related Perceptions, Beliefs, Strategies, and School Belonging Among Selected Eighth-grade Students in a Northwest Florida School District
Resource Type
Dissertation
Publisher
University of West Florida Libraries
Format
pdf
Number of pages
135
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Identifiers
99380090748806600
Academic Unit
School of Education
Language
English
Awarding Institution
University of West Florida; Doctor of Education (EDD)
Theses and Dissertations
Doctor of Education (EDD), University of West Florida