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Reporting International Test Data Ch. 3 Measuring Civic Knowledge and Understanding

Reporting International Test Data Ch. 3 Measuring Civic Knowledge and Understanding. ICCS NRC meeting Madrid, Feb 2010. Measuring Civic and Citizenship Knowledge. Instrument Described scale Results. Measuring Civic and Citizenship Knowledge - Instrument.

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Reporting International Test Data Ch. 3 Measuring Civic Knowledge and Understanding

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  1. Reporting International Test DataCh. 3 Measuring Civic Knowledge and Understanding ICCS NRC meeting Madrid, Feb 2010

  2. Measuring Civic and Citizenship Knowledge • Instrument • Described scale • Results

  3. Measuring Civic and Citizenship Knowledge - Instrument • 80 item (reduced to 79 - CI2HRM2 removed) • 73 MCQ, 6 constructed response • 62 new, 17 CIVED trend • Items showing extreme item by country interaction (>1.5 logits) removed from scaling for estimates of test scores in individual countries • Report to include example release items illustrating range of item types and content (including % correct by country and scale location)

  4. Measuring Civic and Citizenship Knowledge – Described Scale • rp = 0.62 (relative shift item difficulties = ln(0.62/0.36) ≈0.49 logits

  5. Measuring Civic and Citizenship Knowledge – Described Scale • Item map (ordered item descriptors)

  6. Measuring Civic and Citizenship Knowledge – Described Scale • Item map (ordered item descriptors) L3 563 0.8 logits L2 479 L1 395 B1

  7. Measuring Civic and Citizenship Knowledge – Described Scale 16 Items 39 Items 22 Items 2 Items

  8. Measuring Civic and Citizenship Knowledge – Described Scale

  9. Measuring Civic and Citizenship Knowledge – Described Scale

  10. Measuring Civic and Citizenship Knowledge – Described Scale

  11. Measuring Civic and Citizenship Knowledge – Described Scale Level 3: holistic; strategic Evaluation Level 2: interconnectedness of systems; wider sphere of citizen influence Specificity Level 1: broad concepts; “big ideas”; mechanistic

  12. Measuring Civic and Citizenship Knowledge – Results Comparison of means • Means range from 380 to 576 • Levels 1 to 3

  13. Measuring Civic and Citizenship Knowledge – Results Comparison of means Multiple comparison

  14. Measuring Civic and Citizenship Knowledge – Results • Comparison of levels

  15. Measuring Civic and Citizenship Knowledge – Results • Comparison of levels

  16. Measuring Civic and Citizenship Knowledge – Results • Comparison of levels

  17. Measuring Civic and Citizenship Knowledge – Results Gender differences in achievement • International means • Girls 511 • Boys 489 • Difference is statistically significant • Mean for girls higher in all countries • Statistically significantly higher in 32 countries • Range of mean differences 2 to 48 (median =22)

  18. Measuring Civic and Citizenship Knowledge – Results Trend Comparisons • Calculated only on the basis of 17 trend items (different metric to ICCS) • Dimensionality conflating results for complete scaling from both ends • CIVED through representativeness of trend items • ICCS through broadening of framework and constructs

  19. Measuring Civic and Citizenship Knowledge – Results Comparisons over time • 17 countries used same translations of CIVED items for comparison • CIVED population mean = 500 • ICCS population mean = 484 • Difference is statistically significant 5 countries (stat sig one country) 11 countries (stat sig six countries)

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