Self-efficacy and motivation: Improving biology learning outcomes of senior high school students

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Abstract
There are many determining factors influence student learning achievement, including self-efficacy and motivation. The aim of this study was to assess the effect of self-efficacy and motivation on biology learning outcomes. This research was conducted at SSHS 1 of Cilegon city, in which the method used was survey using a quantitative-causal approach aided with path analysis. The sample used were 144 students. The results showed that the path coefficient of self-efficacy towards motivation obtained was 0.596, while the motivation for learning outcomes was 0.600, and self-efficacy toward learning outcomes through motivation was 0.358. These mean that there was a direct effect of self-efficacy towards motivation and motivation towards Biology learning outcomes, whereas indirect effect was possessed by self-efficacy towards Biology learning outcomes through motivation. Thus, teachers should give more attention to student’s self-efficacy and motivation to inact learning goals.
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Authors Firmansyah, Fahmie;Komala, Ratna;Rusdi, Rusdi;
Journal jpbi (jurnal pendidikan biologi indonesia)
Year 2018
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http://ejournal.umm.ac.id/index.php/jpbi/article/view/6878
Keywords
Education Biology (General) psychology social sciences (general) education (general) electronic computers. computer science computer software industrial psychology

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