Implementing Assessment Policy: Considering the Bi-factor Teachers' Satisfaction Criterion

The study examined teachers’ general satisfaction and specific satisfactions in implementing assessment policy. First it confirmed the validity of a four-factor teacher’s satisfaction construct. Next it identified the best-fitting measure of teacher’s satisfaction among four theoretically viable mea...

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Main Authors: Nordin, Mohamad Sahari, Tunku Ahmad, Tunku Badariah, Ibrahim, Mohd Burhan, Abu Libdeh, Enas Saeid
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spelling iium-754632019-11-20T03:04:39Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/75463/ Implementing Assessment Policy: Considering the Bi-factor Teachers' Satisfaction Criterion Nordin, Mohamad Sahari Tunku Ahmad, Tunku Badariah Ibrahim, Mohd Burhan Abu Libdeh, Enas Saeid L Education (General) The study examined teachers’ general satisfaction and specific satisfactions in implementing assessment policy. First it confirmed the validity of a four-factor teacher’s satisfaction construct. Next it identified the best-fitting measure of teacher’s satisfaction among four theoretically viable measures, namely a uni-dimension satisfaction construct, four-factor construct, second-order factor construct, and a bi-factor measure that comprised general and specifics factors. Finally, the study tested whether teachers’ agreement with the implementation of nation-wide assessment policy related to the best-fitting satisfaction model, which was the bi-factor model. A total of 2,374 teachers nested in 300 randomly selected schools in Malaysia were surveyed using a 15-item instrument. The results supported the hypotheses that the four-factor measure was adequate to explain the variability of teachers’ responses to the satisfaction items, the bi-factor model was the best-fitting model, and teachers’ endorsement of the implementation of assessment policy supported the teachers’ general satisfaction, satisfaction towards workload, and satisfaction towards pay and benefits. Horizon Research Publishing Company 2019-10 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/75463/1/Implementing%20Assessment%20Policy%20UJER.pdf application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/75463/7/75463_Implementing%20assessment%20policy-%20Considering%20the%20bifactor%20teachers%27%20satisfaction%20criterion_Scopus.pdf Nordin, Mohamad Sahari and Tunku Ahmad, Tunku Badariah and Ibrahim, Mohd Burhan and Abu Libdeh, Enas Saeid (2019) Implementing Assessment Policy: Considering the Bi-factor Teachers' Satisfaction Criterion. Universal Journal of Educational Research, 7 (10A). pp. 35-41. ISSN 2332-3205 E-ISSN 2332-3213 http://www.hrpub.org/index.php
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topic L Education (General)
spellingShingle L Education (General)
Nordin, Mohamad Sahari
Tunku Ahmad, Tunku Badariah
Ibrahim, Mohd Burhan
Abu Libdeh, Enas Saeid
Implementing Assessment Policy: Considering the Bi-factor Teachers' Satisfaction Criterion
description The study examined teachers’ general satisfaction and specific satisfactions in implementing assessment policy. First it confirmed the validity of a four-factor teacher’s satisfaction construct. Next it identified the best-fitting measure of teacher’s satisfaction among four theoretically viable measures, namely a uni-dimension satisfaction construct, four-factor construct, second-order factor construct, and a bi-factor measure that comprised general and specifics factors. Finally, the study tested whether teachers’ agreement with the implementation of nation-wide assessment policy related to the best-fitting satisfaction model, which was the bi-factor model. A total of 2,374 teachers nested in 300 randomly selected schools in Malaysia were surveyed using a 15-item instrument. The results supported the hypotheses that the four-factor measure was adequate to explain the variability of teachers’ responses to the satisfaction items, the bi-factor model was the best-fitting model, and teachers’ endorsement of the implementation of assessment policy supported the teachers’ general satisfaction, satisfaction towards workload, and satisfaction towards pay and benefits.
format Article
author Nordin, Mohamad Sahari
Tunku Ahmad, Tunku Badariah
Ibrahim, Mohd Burhan
Abu Libdeh, Enas Saeid
author_facet Nordin, Mohamad Sahari
Tunku Ahmad, Tunku Badariah
Ibrahim, Mohd Burhan
Abu Libdeh, Enas Saeid
author_sort Nordin, Mohamad Sahari
title Implementing Assessment Policy: Considering the Bi-factor Teachers' Satisfaction Criterion
title_short Implementing Assessment Policy: Considering the Bi-factor Teachers' Satisfaction Criterion
title_full Implementing Assessment Policy: Considering the Bi-factor Teachers' Satisfaction Criterion
title_fullStr Implementing Assessment Policy: Considering the Bi-factor Teachers' Satisfaction Criterion
title_full_unstemmed Implementing Assessment Policy: Considering the Bi-factor Teachers' Satisfaction Criterion
title_sort implementing assessment policy: considering the bi-factor teachers' satisfaction criterion
publisher Horizon Research Publishing Company
publishDate 2019
url http://irep.iium.edu.my/75463/
http://irep.iium.edu.my/75463/
http://irep.iium.edu.my/75463/1/Implementing%20Assessment%20Policy%20UJER.pdf
http://irep.iium.edu.my/75463/7/75463_Implementing%20assessment%20policy-%20Considering%20the%20bifactor%20teachers%27%20satisfaction%20criterion_Scopus.pdf
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