„Reflected by PISA data, the main problems facing China’s educational sector include the overburdening of students at school, emphasis on
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Students in Shanghai spent more time on homework than their peers …
„The PISA 2012 report indicates that students in Shanghai spent more time on homework than their peers, spending approximately 13.8
WeiterlesenIn many countries, a significant proportion of students attend extracurricular tuition classes …
„In many countries, a significant proportion of students attend extracurricular tuition classes, especially in mathematics and language learning. Among OECD
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„In 2014, 48.9-58.1 % of elementary and 66.8-74.4 % of middle school students in Shanghai attended extracurricular tuition. […] In Beijing, 60.5 %
WeiterlesenShanghai: The total time spent on extracurricular learning per week …
Shanghai: „The total time spent on extracurricular learning per week amounts to 17.1 hr. According to the PISA 2015 Survey, students
WeiterlesenPISA’s theoretical hypothesis …
„PISA’s theoretical hypothesis“: „This approach has caused numerous countries to comprehensively reform their education systems in the hope of improving
WeiterlesenThe role of a positive school climate in the success of enquiry-based science activities …
„PISA 2015 asked students about the teaching practices they are exposed to at school. […] The findings emphasise the role
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„Greater exposure to teacher-directed science instruction is positively associated with science performance in almost all countries, even after accounting for
WeiterlesenOECD-weit durchschnittlich drei Jahre Leistungsrückstand 15-Jähriger aus sozioökonomisch schwachem Elternhaus …
„In all countries and economies that participated in PISA 2015, socio-economic status has considerable influence on students’ performance in science,
WeiterlesenFinnlands und Mexikos SchülerInnen mit Migrationshintergrund bleiben am weitesten zurück …
„As in many OECD countries, the children of immigrants do worse in school in Finland than children with native-born parents.
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