Edy Purwanto, - and Anwar Sutoyo, FIP Bimbingan Konseling (2020) Contributing Spirituality Account for Teacher Motivation at School. In: 5th International Conference on Education and Technology (ICET 2019).

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Abstract

This study aims to obtain empirical data about the contribution of intrinsic, utility, and task spiritual values as the teachers towards the teachers’ achievement motivation. The subjects of this study are 115 teachers, consisting of 71 women and 44 men, and all subjects are Muslim, having faith in the afterlife, and working in middle, high, and vocational schools. The results of confirmatory factor analysis and alpha reliability test with SPSS for Windows version 20 show that the intrinsic, use, and task spiritual values as a teacher and achievement motivation scale have proven to be valid, and the validity index moves between 0.387 to 0.832 and the alpha reliability of the scale value task is 0.817, use value is 0.885, and the task spiritual value scale is 0.825. For the scale of achievement motivation, the validity index is 0.452 to 0.815, with the reliability value of 0.842. The analysis of model testing data is done using regression analysis techniques. The results show that the interest, utility, and spiritual values have contributed significantly to the teachers’ achievement motivation. Of the three task values, the intrinsic one has the greatest contribution for the teachers’ achievement motivation.

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