Teacher Perceptions of Classroom Quality (T-POCQ)
The Teacher Perceptions of Classroom Quality (T-POCQ), a parallel form of Student Perception of Classroom Quality (SPOCQ), assesses teacher perceptions of the same constructs assessed by SPOCQ: meaningfulness, challenge, choice, self-efficacy, and appeal. These constructs are important educational outcomes that relate directly to student achievement in any content area. Teachers who complete the T-POCQ concurrently with their students who complete the SPOCQ can quickly compare their perceptions about these important motivational constructs with their students’ perceptions.
T-POCQ may be used in conjunction with SPOCQ for teachers’ personal improvement plans and action research as well as in the larger school-improvement process to assess current perceptions, evaluate classroom quality, set goals and measure progress, and conduct educational research. Further, in schools that have Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, honors, and Career Technical Education classes, teacher and student perceptions of these classes and comparisons of their perceptions with those of general education teachers and students can provide insights concerning whether, and how, these classes differ from each other.
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NOTE: Your privacy-protected results will be used for two purposes: your personal feedback and the researcher’s analyses. The researcher will share your results with you provided your include your name and email address when completing the instrument. Your use of the T-POCQ will assist the developer in exploratory factor analysis (EFA) and confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) studies that will support validity and reliability measures for T-POCQ results. By clicking “download” below, you give your consent for these purposes.
Seward, K. K. (2017). Using gifted student perceptions of motivational techniques to inform teacher reflection (Order No. 10638332). Available from Dissertations & Theses @ CIC Institutions; ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global. (2008930914). Retrieved from https://search-proquest-com.ezproxy.lib.purdue.edu/docview/2008930914?accountid=13360
