Annex B2. Results for regions within countries
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Table I.B2.1 |
Mean score and variation in science performance |
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Table I.B2.2 |
Mean score and variation in reading performance |
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Table I.B2.3 |
Mean score and variation in mathematics performance |
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Table I.B2.4 |
Mean score and variation in computational problem-solving performance |
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Table I.B2.5 |
Mean score and variation in student performance on the science subscale explain phenomena scientifically |
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Table I.B2.6 |
Mean score and variation in student performance on the science subscale evaluate designs for scientific enquiry |
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Table I.B2.7 |
Mean score and variation in student performance on the science subscale evaluate scientific information for decision making |
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Table I.B2.8 |
Mean score and variation in student performance on the science subscale environmental science |
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Table I.B2.9 |
Percentage of students at each proficiency level in science |
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Table I.B2.10 |
Percentage of students at each proficiency level in reading |
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Table I.B2.11 |
Percentage of students at each proficiency level in mathematics |
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Table I.B2.12 |
Percentage of students at each proficiency level in computational problem-solving |
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Table I.B2.13 |
Percentage of students at each proficiency level on the science subscale explain phenomena scientifically |
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Table I.B2.14 |
Percentage of students at each proficiency level on the science subscale evaluate designs for scientific enquiry |
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Table I.B2.15 |
Percentage of students at each proficiency level on the science subscale evaluate scientific information for decision making |
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Table I.B2.16 |
Percentage of students at each proficiency level on the science subscale environmental science |
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Table I.B2.17 |
Science performance, by gender |
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Table I.B2.18 |
Reading performance, by gender |
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Table I.B2.19 |
Mathematics performance, by gender |
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Table I.B2.20 |
Computational problem-solving performance, by gender |
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Table I.B2.21 |
Mean score and variation on the science subscale explain phenomena scientifically, by gender |
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Table I.B2.22 |
Mean score and variation on the science subscale evaluate designs for scientific enquiry, by gender |
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Table I.B2.23 |
Mean score and variation on the science subscale evaluate scientific information for decision making, by gender |
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Table I.B2.24 |
Mean score and variation on the science subscale environmental science, by gender |
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Table I.B2.25 |
Percentage of students at each proficiency level in science, by gender |
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Table I.B2.26 |
Percentage of students at each proficiency level in reading, by gender |
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Table I.B2.27 |
Percentage of students at each proficiency level in mathematics, by gender |
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Table I.B2.28 |
Percentage of students at each proficiency level in computational problem-solving, by gender |
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Table I.B2.29 |
Socio-economic status and science performance |
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Table I.B2.30 |
Socio-economic status and science performance |
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Table I.B2.31 |
Socio-economic status and mathematics performance |
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Table I.B2.32 |
Socio-economic status and computational problem-solving performance |
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Table I.B2.33 |
Low and top performance in science, by students' socio-economic status |
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Table I.B2.34 |
Low and top performance in reading, by students' socio-economic status |
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Table I.B2.35 |
Low and top performance in mathematics, by students' socio-economic status |
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Table I.B2.36 |
Science performance by immigrant background |
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Table I.B2.37 |
Reading performance by immigrant background |
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Table I.B2.38 |
Mathematics performance by immigrant background |
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Table I.B2.39 |
Low performance in science by immigrant background |
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Table I.B2.40 |
Low performance in reading by immigrant background |
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Table I.B2.41 |
Low performance in mathematics by immigrant background |
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Table I.B2.42 |
Students' curiosity |
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Table I.B2.43 |
Students' persistence |
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Table I.B2.44 |
Students' beliefs in growth mindset |
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Table I.B2.45 |
Students' beliefs about the nature of science |
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Table I.B2.46 |
Students' cognitive adaptability |
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Table I.B2.47 |
Students' self-regulation |
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Table I.B2.48 |
Students' goal setting |
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Table I.B2.49 |
Students' enjoyment of science |
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Table I.B2.50 |
Students' cognitive activation in science classes |
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Table I.B2.51 |
Students' sense of belonging |
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Table I.B2.52 |
Students' attitudes towards school |
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Table I.B2.53 |
Students' life satisfaction |
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Table I.B2.54 |
Teacher support in science classes |
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Table I.B2.55 |
Shortage of education staff |
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Table I.B2.56 |
Student-teacher ratio, language-of-instruction class size and class size in science |
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Table I.B2.57 |
Full-time and part-time teachers |
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Table I.B2.58 |
Teachers’ certification and qualifications |
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Table I.B2.59 |
Shortage of educational material |
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Table I.B2.60 |
Shortage of digital resources |
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Table I.B2.61 |
School's capacity to enhance teaching and learning using digital devices |
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Table I.B2.62 |
Time spent per day on digital devices, by purpose |
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Table I.B2.63 |
Students' use of artificial intelligence for schoolwork |
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Table I.B2.64 |
School policies on the use of digital devices |
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Table I.B2.65 |
Time spent on homework per day, in science and in all subjects |
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Table I.B2.66 |
Schools providing study help |
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Table I.B2.67 |
Disciplinary climate in school science |
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Table I.B2.68 |
Students' exposure to bullying |
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Table I.B2.69 |
Feeling safe at school |
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Table I.B2.70 |
Negative school climate |
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Table I.B2.71 |
Student truancy |
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Table I.B2.72 |
Student lateness |
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Table I.B2.73 |
Family support |
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Table I.B2.74 |
Grade repetition |
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Table I.B2.75 |
Programme in orientation, by education level |
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Table I.B2.76 |
Ability grouping |
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Table I.B2.77 |
School type |
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Table I.B2.78 |
Student assessment practices at school |
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Table I.B2.79 |
External school evaluation |
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Table I.B2.80 |
Students' environmental awareness |
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Table I.B2.81 |
Students' beliefs in their capacity to generate environmental change |
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Table I.B2.82 |
Students' beliefs in collective environmental efficacy |
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Table I.B2.83 |
Students' participation in environment-related activities |