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Figure 8 The Gene As seen in motivated to be teache was followed by 38.89 o were not motivated to be teachers acher Personal Efficacy Level of the Students w Motivated to be Teacher igure7, most of the participants who were not ere in the average teacher personal efficacy le cipants were in the high teacher personal effi ipants were in the low teacher personal efficacy s’ General Assessment on Their Teaching Ab s’ who were motivated to be Teacher neral Assessment on the Students General Tea in Figure 8, more than half of the participa acher 59.72 claimed that they has good tea 38.89 of the participants who stated that their

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1.39 V We F G V 60 s who were not not motivated to be level. Meanwhile, fficacy level. And cy level. Ability eaching Ability cipants who were teaching ability. It heir teaching ability age Very Weak Weak Fair Good Very Good PLAGIAT MERUPAKAN TINDAKAN TIDAK TERPUJI PLAGIAT MERUPAKAN TINDAKAN TIDAK TERPUJI was fair. Meanwhile, had was very good. ability was weak or ve

2. The Students’ w

Figure 9 The Gene From Figure 9, were not motivated to fair. It can also be se ability is good. Mea ability they had was v teaching ability was ve iv. The Students’ C

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Figure 10 Th 51.72 78.5 le, 1.39 of the participants claimed the teachi good. And none or 0 of the participants claime very weak. s’ who were not motivated to be Teacher neral Assessment on the Students General Tea , it can be stated that more than a half of the pa to be teacher 51.72 claimed that their teac seen that 31.03 of the participants stated tha Meanwhile, 17.24 of the participants claime s very weak. And none or 0 of the participant s very weak or very good. s’ Certainty on their Ability to Teach Well s’ who were motivated to be Teacher The Students Certainty on their Ability to Teac

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1.43 7.14

.57 12.86 Very Un Uncertai Do not K Certain Very Ce 61 aching ability they ed their teaching eaching Ability he participants who aching ability was that their teaching imed the teaching pants claimed their each well Very Weak Weak Fair Good Very Good Uncertain tain ot Know ain Certain PLAGIAT MERUPAKAN TINDAKAN TIDAK TERPUJI PLAGIAT MERUPAKAN TINDAKAN TIDAK TERPUJI As seen in Fig motivated to be teac teach well. It was fol were very certain. Me 1.43 of the participa stated that they were ve

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Figure 11 Th Figure 11 show be teacher were certa the participants who 26.92 of the partici 7.69 of the participa stated that they were ve 26.9 Figure10, it shows that most of the participa acher 78.57 stated that they were certain followed by 12.86 of the participants who Meanwhile, 7.14 of the participants were ne icipants were uncertain. And none or 0 of e very uncertain to their teaching ability. who were not motivated to be Teacher The Students Certainty on their Ability to Teac shows that 34.62 of the participants who were not rtain that they could teach well. It was followe ho were uncertain that they could teach w icipants stated that they were neutral or did not cipants were very certain. And none or 0 of e very uncertain to their teaching ability.

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34.62 7.69 62 cipants who were in that they could ho stated that they e neutral, whereas of the participants each well e not motivated to owed by 30.77 of well. Meanwhile, not know, whereas of the participants Very Uncertain Uncertain Do not Know Certain Very Certain PLAGIAT MERUPAKAN TINDAKAN TIDAK TERPUJI PLAGIAT MERUPAKAN TINDAKAN TIDAK TERPUJI 63

b. Discussion on the Teacher Personal Efficacy Level of the Microteaching