Authors
Herbert W Marsh, Rhonda Craven
Publication date
1996/1/1
Book
Handbook of classroom assessment
Pages
131-198
Publisher
Academic Press
Description
Publisher Summary
Self-concept enhancement activities are included as a component of the school curriculum in some school districts. Also, teachers are sometimes called on to make judgments about the self-concepts of their students as part of the normal classroom assessment and school reporting practices. The importance placed on the enhancement of self-concept is usually based on the premise that high self-concept will lead to feelings of self-worth and self-acceptance. The research summarized in this chapter suggests that the attainment of a positive academic self-concept affects academic behavior, academic choices, educational aspirations, and subsequent academic achievement. The purpose of the chapter is to summarize research on the structure, assessment, measurement, and enhancement of academic self-concept in educational settings. It provides an overview of the theoretical structure of self …
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Scholar articles
HW Marsh, R Craven - Handbook of classroom assessment, 1996