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Self Efficacy and Metacognition Learning Inventory- Science (SEMLI-S)
Supplemental Information:
n/aAssessment Type:
30-item closed-ended questionsScale:
5-point Likert scale (1 = never or almost never; 2 = sometimes; 3 = about half the time; 4 = frequently; 5 = always or almost always)Publication Date:
Dec 02, 2010Respondent:
465 students of forms two to seven (13–18 years of age)Domain(s) Evaluated:
AttitudeSample items:
1) I seek to connect what I learn from out-of-class science activities (e.g. field trips or science museum visits) with what happens in the science class. 2) I adjust my level of concentration to suit different science subjects.Reliability:
Correlation Coefficient among the subscales ranged between. 29 to .58.Validity:
An Item Factor Analysis on five constructs were calculated. a) constructive Connectivity- .84, b)monitoring-.84, c) Science Learning self-efficacy-.85, d) learning risk awareness-.77, e) control of concentration-.68.Frequency:
rarelyAdministration time:
15 minutesRequires a Computer:
NoRequires Internet Access:
NoPrimary reference:
Thomas, G. P., Anderson, D., & Nashon, S. (2008). Development of an instrument designed to investigate elements of students’ metacognition, self-efficacy and learning processes: The SEMLI-S. International Journal of Science Education 30(13), 1701-1724.Comments:
The tool is also available in Chinese.STEM Criteria
Science
YesTechnology
NoEngineering
NoMath
NoLearn how to Obtain this Assessment Tool
Contact
Gregory Thomas: Univ. of Alberta gthomas1@ualberta.ca David Anderson Univ. of British Columbia david.anderson@ubc.ca Samson Nashon Univ. of British Columbia samson.nashon@ubc.ca
Gregory Thomas: Univ. of Alberta gthomas1@ualberta.ca David Anderson Univ. of British Columbia david.anderson@ubc.ca Samson Nashon Univ. of British Columbia samson.nashon@ubc.ca
