Questionnaire design and validation (CFVALMA), on the training in values of teacher education students
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https://doi.org/10.47197/retos.v0i41.81984Keywords:
assessment instruments, questionnaires, students, higher education, values, teacher training, Delphi techniqueAbstract
The terms of “values” it is a nowadays issue, and considered even more important within the tasks that university professors, in charge of their initial training, must carry out. The main objective of this study is the elaboration of a questionnaire by using the Delphi technique to inquire about the knowledge of the teachers in training of the Faculty of Education Sciences and the University School of Teaching La Inmaculada, belonging to the University of Granada, on the teaching in values received. A descriptive-transversal methodology for the elaboration of the questionnaire was used with Delphi technique (n = 9). The validity of the instrument is ensured after the review carried out, the collaboration of the panel of experts and the pretest of the questionnaire. Regarding reliability, a Cronbach's Alpha of .940 was obtained, which guarantees the reliability of the tool, resulting in a useful tool for the stated objective.
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