2000
DOI: 10.4000/osp.5788
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Measuring school motivation among adolescents, construction and validation of three complementary scales

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“…At the end of each year of their training, they were asked to complete a questionnaire regarding their motivation to learn (learning intentions) in each of the three contexts (company, general education courses and specific courses for the chosen profession), and also how they judged their competence (self-efficacy beliefs), the utility of what they were shown and the attractiveness of these three contexts. The questionnaire was adapted from Ntamakiliro et al (2000). In order to distinguish the contexts clearly, all the questionnaires were divided into three sections; all the items of section 1 refer to motivation at the company where the apprentice was undergoing the practical part of his/her training.…”
Section: Methodology/research Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At the end of each year of their training, they were asked to complete a questionnaire regarding their motivation to learn (learning intentions) in each of the three contexts (company, general education courses and specific courses for the chosen profession), and also how they judged their competence (self-efficacy beliefs), the utility of what they were shown and the attractiveness of these three contexts. The questionnaire was adapted from Ntamakiliro et al (2000). In order to distinguish the contexts clearly, all the questionnaires were divided into three sections; all the items of section 1 refer to motivation at the company where the apprentice was undergoing the practical part of his/her training.…”
Section: Methodology/research Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Plusieurs instruments d'évaluation de la motivation à apprendre destinés à des publics adolescents sont déjà disponibles en français, par exemple : le Questionnaire fribourgeois de motivation (QFM ; ntamakiliro, Monnard, & Gurtner, 2000), le Questionnaire multicomponentiel de motivation scolaire (QMcM ; huart, 2006) ou encore l'échelle de motivation en éducation (eMe ; vallerand, . chacun de ces instruments est fondé sur une ou plusieurs théories de la motivation.…”
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“…En ce qui concerne les types de buts d'accomplissement de l'élève, ils réfèrent aux différentes raisons pour lesquelles l'élève s'engage dans les activités d'apprentissage (Ames et Archer, 1988 ;Dweck, 1989 ;Elliot, 2005). Les deux grands types de buts examinés traditionnellement par les chercheurs sont les buts d'orientation vers la tâche (ou de maîtrise ou d'apprentissage) et les buts d'orientation vers soi (ou de performance) (Nicholls, 1984 ;Ntamakiliro, Monnard et Gurtner, 2000 ;Pintrich et Garcia, 1991). Les buts d'orientation vers la tâche reflètent une préoccupation importante de l'élève pour l'acquisition de nouvelles connaissances et habiletés.…”
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