TPACK et l'auto-efficacité des enseignants: une revue systématique
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https://doi.org/10.21432/cjlt28280Mots-clés :
TPACK, auto-efficacité , technologie d'enseignement , perfectionnement professionnelRésumé
Les études sur les connaissances du contenu pédagogique technologique (TPACK, par ses sigles en anglais) ont augmenté au cours des dernières années, cependant, il y a un manque d'études qui ont examiné et synthétisé de manière exhaustive des données sur l'auto-efficacité TPACK des enseignants. La présente revue de literature visait à fournir des données sur les méthodes de recherche, les échantillons de l'étude, les domaines d'études et les approches d'évaluation utilisées dans les études TPACK à ce jour. La revue visait également à analyser l'auto-efficacité TPACK des enseignants, les croyances d'auto-efficacité, l'auto-efficacité en matière informatique et le soutien technologique concernant le développement professionnel. Cinq meilleurs paris (les bases de données les plus recherchées) ont été sélectionnés sur la plateforme hôte d'Electronic Business Source Complete (EBSCO). Une sélection à partir du résumé a été effectué pour 136 articles évalués par des pairs, et 75 articles ont été sélectionnés pour un examen détaillé. Les analyses se sont concentrées sur l'apparition, à travers l'année, des études sur le TPACK, des méthodes de recherche, des échantillons d'étude, des domaines d’études et des approches d'évaluation utilisées. La croissance et le développement de l'auto-efficacité TPACK ont été examinés en utilisant une approche narrative. Les résultats ont indiqué que les interventions de perfectionnement professionnel ont été efficaces pour améliorer l'auto-efficacité TPACK des enseignants. En outre, les pratiques d'argumentation basées sur le TPACK ont aidé les participants à renforcer leurs perceptions vers l'intégration de la technologie dans les salles de classe. Les implications des résultats pour les programmes de perfectionnement des enseignants et d'autres activités de perfectionnement professionnel ont été présentées.
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