학업적 자기효능감 자기주도적 학습태도, 학교 만족도에 대한 마이스터고 학교 효과

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In order to examine the effects of the Meister school programs on students’ academic self-efficacy, self-directed learning attitude, and school satisfaction, this study compared the growth of outcome variables for three years among students from three different school types - Meister, vocational, and general high schools. Samples include 853 Meister students, 854 general high school students, and 864 vocational students from across the nation. Multi-level modelling was conducted to find the effects of the Meister school programs on outcome variables. The study found no difference on academic self-efficacy between Meister and general high school students in 2010 when Meister schools were established. However, the growth of academic self-efficacy of the Meister students was greater than that of general high school students during the period 2010-2012. The same holds true for school satisfaction. Meister students had a higher level of self-directed learning attitude compared to two comparison groups, but there were no differences on the growth of self-directed learning attitude among three groups.