Enhancing Motivation and Teaching Efficacy Through Web Page Publishing

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Alice A. Christie
Peter Rillero
JoAnn V. Cleland
Keith A. Wetzel
Ron Zambo
Ray R. Buss

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This article highlights two major benefits of guiding teachers through a collaborative process for developing instructional units and informing them in advance that their work will be published on the Internet. Through a nationally recognized project, in-service and pre-service teachers designed mathematics and science units for their own use, but also for dissemination through the Web. Participants indicated that knowing their work would be published motivated them to produce high-quality work. They also acknowledged that the collaborative process they used to develop these curricular units increased their self-efficacy for teaching mathematics and science.

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Alice A. Christie

Arizona State University West

Peter Rillero

Arizona State University West

JoAnn V. Cleland

Arizona State University West

Keith A. Wetzel

Arizona State University West

Ron Zambo

Arizona State University West

Ray R. Buss

Arizona State University West