阿拉伯联合酋长国学生的阅读成绩:PIRLS 2021的多层次分析

Q1 Social Sciences
Hanada Taha Thomure , Cherry Zin Oo , Myint Swe Khine
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摘要

本研究调查了解释阿联酋学生阅读成绩的学生和学校层面的因素。利用国际阅读素养研究进展(PIRLS) 2021数据,进行了多层次建模分析,以检验学生的阅读成就与学生水平变量(性别、社会经济地位、学生喜欢阅读、学生对阅读的信心和学生参与阅读)和学校水平变量(教师阅读乐趣、教师送学生去图书馆、学校图书馆、担任校长年限和学校特色)的关系。在学生层面上,除喜欢阅读的学生外,所有因素对学生阅读成绩的影响均有统计学意义。在学校层面上,只有送学生去图书馆的教师和学校特色这两个变量对学生的阅读成绩有统计学上显著的影响。本文就如何在这种背景下提高阅读能力提出了建议。
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Reading achievements among students in the United Arab Emirates: A multilevel analysis of PIRLS 2021
This study investigated student- and school-level factors explaining students' reading achievement in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Using Progress in International Reading Literacy Study (PIRLS) 2021 data, a multilevel modeling analysis was conducted to examine the reading achievement of students in relation to student-level variables (gender, socioeconomic status, students like reading, students confident in reading, and students engaged in reading) and school-level variables (teacher read for enjoyment, teacher send students to library, and library in school, years as principal, and school characteristics). At the student level, all factors, except for students like reading, showed statistically significant effects on students' reading achievement. At the school level, only two variables, teachers sending students to the library and school characteristics, showed statistically significant effects on students' reading achievement. The paper suggests how reading literacy could be improved in this context.
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