The effect of professional development on in-service STEM teachers’ self-efficacy: a meta-analysis of experimental studies

Author:

Zhou XuanORCID,Shu Lina,Xu Zhihong,Padrón Yolanda

Abstract

AbstractThis meta-analysis examined the effectiveness of teacher professional development (PD) training on improving in-service STEM teachers’ self-efficacy in the K-12 teaching context. Twenty-one articles yielded 48 effect size estimates, incorporating 1412 teachers in the final analyses. Results indicated that the overall effect size of PD training on K-12 STEM teachers’ self-efficacy was strong at g = 0.64 (p < 0.01). This review contributes to the STEM teacher self-efficacy literature and confirms the significant impact of PD on improving STEM teachers’ self-efficacy. Results regarding the impact of substantive PD characteristics provide policymakers and practitioners seeking to improve STEM teacher self-efficacy with information for improving PD. Recommendations for researchers are also discussed in the paper.

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Subject

Education

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