PISA 2006: Student attitudes to and engagement with science: How ready are our 15-year-olds for tomorrow's world?
Publication Details
This report examines the attitudes of 15-year-old students to science, along with a measure of their engagement with science.
Author(s): Robyn Caygill [Ministry of Education]
Date Published: September 2008
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Sections
- Acknowledgements
- An overview of PISA
- Key Findings
- Chapter 1: Introduction
- Chapter 2: Interest, enjoyment...
- Chapter 3: Beliefs in own abilities...
- Chapter 4: Science-related leisure activities
- Chapter 5: Value beliefs regarding science
- Chapter 6: Scientific literacy and the environment
- Chapter 7: Conclusion
- Appendices
- References
- Definitions and technical notes
- Further information
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