Data in Brief (Jun 2020)

Cross-national dataset from Chile, Spain, Venezuela and Colombia to analyze the meanings students attribute to the pedagogical authority of teachers

  • Luz Marina Méndez-Hinojosa,
  • Guillermo Zamora-Poblete,
  • Pedro Gil-Madrona,
  • José Jaime Pérez-Segura,
  • María Belén Sáez-Sánchez

Journal volume & issue
Vol. 30
p. 105655

Abstract

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The data displayed here were collected through a Likert scale that measures the meanings attributed to the pedagogical authority. The final sample comprised 913 teacher training university students from four Ibero-American countries (Chile, Spain, Colombia, and Venezuela). The value of the data relies, among others, on the possibility to analyse similarities and differences of those meanings among countries. This database allows for an increase of the sample, whether by applying the instrument to the same countries or to different ones. The main contributions of the article “Scale of Pedagogical Authority Meanings in the Classroom (ESAPA) for Ibero-America built on the opinions of teaching students” [1] belong to the psychometrics and education fields.

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