Subscale | Items | Factor loading |
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Environment | • My institution facilitates discussion with all lecturers to discuss PBL (views/concepts, small group discussion processes, etc.) routinely | .695 |
• My institution evaluates the implementation of the PBL curriculum periodically through a specific unit/agency | .806 | |
Behaviour | • I encourage my students to make summaries using their own words | .543 |
• I encourage my students to develop the correlation of concepts discussed in tutorial groups | .653 | |
• I encourage students to apply their knowledge to the issues discussed | .731 | |
• I encourage my students to link their learning goals with their prior knowledge they have | .643 | |
Competency | • I have the ability to stimulate student discussion using formal and informal communication | .527 |
• I am able to ask open-ended questions to give students a better understanding of the task | .657 | |
• I am able to provide practical examples using language that is easily understood in tutorial discussion | .616 | |
Belief | • Learning in a small group discussion encourages students to learn | .571 |
• Group discussion of a topic will help students learn about how to get a deep understanding from various points of view | .665 | |
Identity | • I am happy to provide assistance in solving learning problems faced by students | .573 |
• I consider the needs of students when facilitating the small group discussions | .519 | |
• It is important for me to help students apply what they have learned in their daily lives | .648 | |
• It is important for me to have a caring personal relationship with students in the tutorial process | .630 | |
• I feel satisfied if I can help students when they experience problems | .592 | |
• The most important thing for me is creating a classroom atmosphere that makes students feel valued | .586 | |
Mission | • I am open to new ideas and experiences | .767 |
• In discussion with my students, I do not feel disturbed by opinions that differ from mine | .528 |