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large-scale assessments

Intra-European mobility of PhD students: Creating a European standard or promoting inequality?

The purpose of this paper is to examine the flow of Intra-European students for PhD studies and identifying reasons for stratification in the international student...
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Providing baseline indicators for precarious populations: Evidence from the Haiti National Evaluation 2017

Climate change has become an inevitable consequence of modern human standards of living and consumption. While sea level rise endangers cities around the world, small...
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Assosiation between civic knowledge and environmental sustainability (Secondary analysis of IEA’s ICCS)

“In a new, stormier world, where extreme weather events, droughts, climate change, heat waves, flooding, poor air quality, biodiversity loss and humanitarian crises threatens human...
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Understanding Response-styles in LCSE. Evidence from ICCS 2016 data

The aim of this paper is to understand students’ response-styles in large-scale assessment studies, starting from a specific deepening of data from the International Civic...
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Traveling reforms in Brazil: the appropriation of large-scale assessments in local contexts

Large-scale assessments introduced by the United States became external models of the educational assessment system, and were expanded to Latin America in the post-reform and...
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Factors associated with school bullying of fourth’ graders in five European countries (IEA PIRLS 2016)

The IEA’ Progress in Reading Literacy Study (PIRLS 2016) is an international comparative study, comprised of cognitive test and several background questionnaires to test reading...
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School and student’s socioeconomic status effect on academic achievement: analysis based on PISA 2009, 2012, 2015 in Kazakhstan

In the last decade Kazakhstan participated in four cycles of OECD’s Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA). In PISA 2012 Kazakhstani mathematics performance was among...
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Non-Cognitive Variables and Science Achievement in the United States of America and China: Evidence from PISA 2015

Non-cognitive variables are important indicators for students’ achievement. The study examines the relationship between non-cognitive variables and science achievement using PISA 2015 data at both...
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Non-Cognitive Variables and Science Achievement in the United States of America and China: Evidence from PISA 2015

Non-cognitive variables are important indicators for students’ achievement. The study examines the relationship between non-cognitive variables and science achievement using PISA 2015 data at both...
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Assessment beyond the assessments: Using data visualization to promote ILSA literacy

Since the mid-1990s, over half of the world’s countries have taken part in international large-scale assessments (ILSAs) carried out by the OECD and the IEA....
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