PISA 2006
Equity in mathematics and science outcomes: characteristics associated with high and low achievement on PISA 2006 in Ireland
... The finding that females are more likely to be low achievers in mathematics and less likely to be high achievers can be contrasted with the results of a multinomial model of reading based on PISA 2006 data ...
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Do immigrant students succeed? Evidence from Italy and France based on PISA 2006
... from PISA 2006 on science, mathematics and reading to analyse immigrant school gaps – negative difference between immigrants’ and natives’ scores - and the structural features of educational systems in two ...
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Effects of students’ and schools’ characteristics on mathematics achievement: findings from PISA 2006
... (PISA) 2006 in Turkey. The estimates of PISA mathematics performance and questionnaire responses of 4942 15 year-old Turkish students in 160 schools were analyzed via multilevel ...
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Individual and school variables effects on science learning: a multilevel analysis of PISA 2006 data in
... international PISA data, and that is the difference between the effect of the student’s personal status on his/her performance and the effect of the school status ...of PISA 2006 Interna- tional ...
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Inquiry, engagement, and literacy in science: a retrospective, cross national analysis of PISA 2006
... of PISA 2006 data across three similar OECD countries initially puzzled ...of 2006 PISA data, however, suggests that this is not always the ...In PISA, students who reported ...
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EVALUATE CONSTRUCT INVARIANCE USING LR AND DFIT METHODS: AN APPLICATION TO PISA 2006
... In PISA 2006 student science survey, among various questions that ask students’ general and personal value of science, as well as their interest and value of science, plus their self-concept of their own ...
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Do immigrant students succeed? Evidence from Italy and France based on PISA 2006
... from PISA 2006 on science, mathematics and reading to analyse immigrant school gaps – negative difference between immigrants’ and natives’ scores - and the structural features of educational systems in two ...
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Immigrants, schooling and background. Cross-country evidence from PISA 2006
... Table 1 groups the countries according to their education models, comprehensive - streaming or homogeneous - and tracking, as well as by the frequency of repeaters in the student population. It shows that the tracking ...
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Peer Heterogeneity, Parental Background and Tracking: Evidence from PISA 2006
... assessment PISA 2006, the purpose of this paper is to estimate the impact of school-composition variables, in particular of peer heterogeneity, on efficiency and equity, and how this impact varies in ...
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Efficiency of public and publicly subsidized high schools in Spain Evidence from PISA 2006
... for PISA-2006 outcomes could lead to the conclusion that PSPS are more efficient than PS, since the crude (uncontrolled) results are higher in the ...
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The effects of educational systems, school-composition, track-level, parental background and immigrants’ origins on the achievement of 15-years old native and immigrant students. A reanalysis of PISA 2006
... the 2006 wave. The PISA data for each participating country constitute a representative sample of the schools that teach 15- year-old ...performance, PISA also supplies information on a large number ...
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Immigrant Students and Educational Systems. Cross-Country Evidence from PISA 2006
... from PISA 2006, which focuses on ...to PISA 2006, it takes into account the 29 countries with a highest proportions of immigrant ...Lauk, 2006; Schnepf, ...
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Inequality of opportunity in educational achievement in Latin America: evidence from PISA 2006-2009
... We assess inequality of opportunity in educational achievement in six Latin American coun- tries, employing two waves of PISA data (2006 and 2009). By means of a non-parametric approach using a decomposable ...
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Peer heterogeneity, school tracking and students'performances: evidence from Pisa 2006
... Table 7 shows school-level estimates which are carried out always including school additional controls. In the pooled SC-1 model, a negative and significant impact of students’ heterogeneity is confirmed 15 . Moreover, ...
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Study Time and Scholarly Achievement in PISA
... We take a different look at the PISA 2006 data considering time input as one of the main ingredients for scholarly achievement. Across countries there does not exist any clear relationship between total ...
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PISA 2015 : a first look at Australia’s results
... between PISA 2006 and 2015, when scientific literacy was the major domain, show that performances were not significantly different in Victoria and the Northern ...between 2006 and ...since ...
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PISA 2009 Technical Report
... the PISA 2000 Reading Marking ...in PISA 2009 would be ...the PISA 2009 main survey, countries having participated in the previous cycle were asked to use versions of link units that were identical ...
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An interpretation of lithuania’s education system through pisa reports
... C.Finally, I will turn my attention to a third question for my study, which entails attempting to understand the variables through which each one of the models can be better defined in light of the fact that, in ...
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An interpretation of lithuania’s education system through pisa reports
... called PISA tests to OECD member countries and a series of other invited ...the PISA 2006 Report following the publication of the results of the Programme for International Student hich aims to ...
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PISA trends, social changes, and education reforms.
... Secondly, PISA adjusted scores show that gains between 2009 and 2012 were due to socio-economic and demographic changes of the student population (OECD, ...behind PISA trends was the performance improvement ...
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