Structural Equation Modeling on the Role of Teacher’s Collective Efficacy in Teacher Job Satisfaction

The study has aimed to reveal the relationship between collective teacher efficacy and teacher job satisfaction. In this study relational screening model has been used. The sample of this study consists of 235 teachers in 26 schools that were selected randomly with cluster sampling method from the schools at Hatay’s Samanda？ district in the 2018-2019 academic year. “Collective Teacher Efficacy Scale” and “Job Satisfaction Scale” were used to collect the data of this study. Teachers’ perceptions on collective efficacy, instructional strategies and student discipline facets of collective efficacy, and job satisfaction are moderately high. According to structural equation modeling, collective teacher efficacy positively affects teacher job satisfaction. Also the instructional strategies and student discipline facets of collective teacher efficacy affect job satisfaction. Based on the study results, the collective efficacy perceptions of teachers have to be reinforced in order to promote their job satisfaction. Future studies can be designed to investigate the relationships between collective efficacy, and individual and organizational outputs to extend the conceptual framework regarding to collective efficacy. So collective efficacy concept can be understood better and the perception of combined power are more utilized in school