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Stroke and gender identity in teacher success: from learners’ viewpoints
The purpose of the present study was to explore the roles of teacher gender identity and stroke in teacher success. All variables were viewed from the learners’ viewpoints. Three scales were used to measure stroke, teacher gender identity and teacher success. The participants consisted of 287 English learners in private language institutes. To analyse the data, first Pearson product-moment correlation was used, the results of which revealed significant relationships among all these variables. Next, Path Analysis was employed to examine the predictive power of teacher gender identity and stroke in teacher success. The findings indicated that femininity and masculinity predicted stroke and that stroke and androgyny were positive predictors of teacher success.
期刊介绍:
Sri Lanka Journal of Social Sciences (SLJSS) was launched in 1978 as a premier social science journal in Sri Lanka. Published twice a year (in June and December), it entertains social science contributions in the form of Research articles, Review articles, Work-in-progress articles and Correspondence, and publishes invited Book Reviews. The journal publishes social science articles in Sinhala, Tamil and English languages, on topics relevant to Sri Lanka in particular and South Asia in general. All papers are subjected to double-blind peer-review.