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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Early Educ Dev. 2012 Jun 21;23(4):427–450. doi: 10.1080/10409289.2011.589043

Table 3. Spearman Nonparametric Correlations Between Teacher Characteristics and Implementation Success in Years 1 and 2.

Number of lessons
completed in this
classroom
Mean percent of full
implementation
across lessons
Mean observer
fidelity rating

Teacher
Characteristics
Year 1 Year 2 Year 1 Year 2 Year 1 Year 2
Baseline Emotional
Exhaustion1
−.110
(n=12)
−.056
(n=10)
.119
(n=11)
−.185
(n=9)
−.207
(n=10)
.042
(n=9)
Baseline Personal
Accomplishment2
.706*
(n=12)
.203
(n=10)
.535+
(n=11)
.489
(n=9)
−.183
(n=10)
.473
(n=9)
Years of Teaching
Experience
−.312
(n=15)
−.010
(n=15)
−.526+
(n=13)
−.136
(n=13)
−.360
(n=12)
.081
(n=12)
Teacher Education .487+
(n=15)
.144
(n=16)
−.014
(n=13)
.224
(n=13)
.246
(n=12)
.293
(n=12)
Teacher Interaction
Quality: CIS Sum
.649*
(n=12)
.806**
(n=13)
.483
(n=9)
.490
(n=12)
.333
(n=8)
.602*
(n=12)
% of Training
Sessions Attended
.160
(n=16)
.440+
(n=16)
.428
(n=13)
.461
(n=13)
.436
(n=12)
.197
(n=12)
Self Efficacy in
Delivering Lessons
.344
(n=13)
.537*
(n=15)
.332
(n=13)
.736**
(n=13)
.882**
(n=12)
.520+
(n=12)
+

p < .10

*

p < .05

**

p < .01

1

For this subscale higher scores indicate greater emotional exhaustion

2

For this subscale higher scores indicate a higher sense of personal accomplishment