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Programme for International Student Assessment 2000

World, 2000
Reference ID
WLD_2000_PISA_v01_M
Producer(s)
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
Metadata
DDI/XML JSON
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Sep 05, 2014
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Data file: intstud_read

This file contains data collected through the student questionnaire, computer questionnaire and CCC questionnaire.

Cases: 228784
Variables: 399

Variables

COUNTRY
SCHOOLID
STIDSTD
SUBNATIO
ST01Q02
Date of Birth (Month)
ST01Q03
Date of Birth (Year)
ST02Q01
Grade
ST03Q01
Sex
ST04Q01
Who usually lives at home with you? Mother
ST04Q02
Who usually lives at home with you? Other female guardian (e.g., stepmother or foster mother)
ST04Q03
Who usually lives at home with you? Father
ST04Q04
Who usually lives at home with you? Other male guardian (e.g., stepfather or foster father)
ST04Q05
Who usually lives at home with you? Brother(s) (including stepbrothers)
ST04Q06
Who usually lives at home with you? Sister(s) (including stepsisters)
ST04Q07
Who usually lives at home with you? Grandparent(s)
ST04Q08
Who usually lives at home with you? Others
ST05Q01
# of siblings older than you
ST05Q02
# of siblings younger than you
ST05Q03
# of siblings same age as you
ST06Q01
What is your mother currently doing?
ST07Q01
What is your father currently doing?
ST09Q01
What does your mother do in her main job?
ST11Q01
What does your father do in his main job?
ST12Q01
Did your mother complete <ISCED 3A>?
ST13Q01
Did your father complete <ISCED 3A>?
ST14Q01
Mother complete <ISCED 5A, 5B, 6>
ST15Q01
Father complete <ISCED 5A, 5B, 6>
ST16Q01
Country where you were born
ST16Q02
Country where mother was born
ST16Q03
Country where father was born
ST17Q01
Language spoken at home
ST18Q01
How often do you participate in these activities: Gone to the <pictures>
ST18Q02
How often do you participate in these activities: Visited a museum or art gallery
ST18Q03
How often do you participate in these activities: Attended a popular music concert
ST18Q04
How often do you participate in these activities: Attended an opera, ballet or classical symphony concert
ST18Q05
How often do you participate in these activities: Watched live theatre
ST18Q06
How often do you participate in these activities: Attended sporting events
ST19Q01
How often do your parents: discuss political or social issues with you?
ST19Q02
How often do your parents: discuss books, films or television programmes with you?
ST19Q03
How often do your parents: listen to classical music with you?
ST19Q04
How often do your parents: discuss how well you are doing at school?
ST19Q05
How often do your parents: eat <the main meal> with you around a table?
ST19Q06
How often do your parents: spend time just talking to you?
ST20Q01
How often does your mother work with you on your <schoolwork>?
ST20Q02
How often does your father work with you on your <schoolwork>?
ST20Q03
How often does your brothers and sisters work with you on your <schoolwork>?
ST20Q04
How often does your grandparents work with you on your <schoolwork>?
ST20Q05
How often does your other relations work with you on your <schoolwork>?
ST20Q06
How often do friends of your parents work with you on your <schoolwork>?
ST21Q01
In your home, do you have: a dishwasher?
ST21Q02
In your home, do you have: a room of your own?
ST21Q03
In your home, do you have: educational software?
ST21Q04
In your home, do you have: a link to the Internet?
ST21Q05
In your home, do you have: a dictionary?
ST21Q06
In your home, do you have: a quiet place to study?
ST21Q07
In your home, do you have: a desk for study?
ST21Q08
In your home, do you have: text books?
ST21Q09
In your home, do you have: classic literature (e.g., <Shakespeare>)?
ST21Q10
In your home, do you have: books of poetry?
ST21Q11
In your home, do you have: works of art (e.g., paintings)?
ST22Q01
# of these at home: <Cellular> phone
ST22Q02
# of these at home: Television
ST22Q03
# of these at home: Calculator
ST22Q04
# of these at home: Computer
ST22Q05
# of these at home: Musical instrument (e.g., piano, violin)
ST22Q06
# of these at home: Motor car
ST22Q07
# of these at home: Bathroom
ST23Q01
During the last three years, have you attended: <Extension> or additional courses
ST23Q02
During the last three years, have you attended: <Remedial> courses in <test language>
ST23Q03
During the last three years, have you attended: <Remedial> courses in other subjects
ST23Q04
During the last three years, have you attended: Training to improve your study skills
ST24Q01
During the last three years, have you attended: courses in <test language>
ST24Q02
During the last three years, have you attended: courses in other subjects
ST24Q03
During the last three years, have you attended: <Extension> or additional courses
ST24Q04
During the last three years, have you attended: <Remedial> courses in <test language>
ST24Q05
During the last three years, have you attended: <Remedial> courses in other subjects
ST24Q06
During the last three years, have you attended: Training to improve your study skills
ST24Q07
During the last three years, have you attended: <Private tutoring>
ST25Q01
Programme you're in at school
ST26Q01
How often do these things happen: The teacher has to wait a long time for students to <quieten down>
ST26Q02
How often do these things happen: The teacher wants students to work hard
ST26Q03
How often do these things happen: The teacher tells students that they can do better
ST26Q04
How often do these things happen: The teacher does not like it when students deliver <careless> work
ST26Q05
How often do these things happen: The teacher shows an interest in every student’s learning
ST26Q06
How often do these things happen: The teacher gives students an opportunity to express opinions
ST26Q07
How often do these things happen:The teacher helps students with their work
ST26Q08
How often do these things happen: The teacher continues teaching until the students understand
ST26Q09
How often do these things happen: The teacher does a lot to help students
ST26Q10
How often do these things happen: The teacher helps students with their learning
ST26Q11
How often do these things happen: The teacher checks students’ homework
ST26Q12
How often do these things happen: Students cannot work well
ST26Q13
How often do these things happen: Students don’t listen to what the teacher says
ST26Q14
How often do these things happen: Students don’t start working for a long time after the lesson begins
ST26Q15
How often do these things happen: Students have to learn a lot
ST26Q16
How often do these things happen: There is noise and disorder
ST26Q17
How often do these things happen: At the start of class, more than five minutes are spent doing nothing
ST27Q01
In the last full week you were in school, how many <class periods> did you spend in: <test language>?
ST27Q02
Does this number apply for most of the school year?
ST27Q03
In the last full week you were in school, how many <class periods> did you spend in: <mathematics> <in total>?
ST27Q04
Does this number apply for most of the school year?
ST27Q05
In the last full week you were in school, how many <class periods> did you spend in: <science> <in total>?
ST27Q06
Does this number apply for most of the school year?
ST28Q01
# of students in your <test language class(es)>
ST28Q02
# of students in your <mathematics class(es)>
ST28Q03
# of students in your <science class(es)>
ST29Q01
# of times you missed school
ST29Q02
# of times you skipped classes
ST29Q03
# of times you arrived late for school
ST30Q01
Students get along well with most teachers
ST30Q02
Most teachers are interested in students’ well-being
ST30Q03
Most of my teachers really listen to what I have to say
ST30Q04
If I need extra help, I will receive it from my teachers
ST30Q05
Most of my teachers treat me fairly
ST31Q01
My school is a place where: I feel like an outsider (or left out of things)
ST31Q02
My school is a place where: I make friends easily
ST31Q03
My school is a place where: I feel like I belong
ST31Q04
My school is a place where: I feel awkward and out of place
ST31Q05
My school is a place where: other students seem to like me
ST31Q06
My school is a place where: I feel lonely
ST31Q07
My school is a place where: I do not want to go
ST31Q08
My school is a place where: I often feel bored
ST32Q01
I complete my homework on time
ST32Q02
I do my homework while watching television
ST32Q03
My teachers grade my homework
ST32Q04
I finish my homework during the school day
ST32Q05
My teachers make useful comments on my homework
ST32Q06
I am given interesting homework
ST32Q07
My homework is counted as part of my <marks>
ST33Q01
Average time spent each week on homework and study in <test language>
ST33Q02
Average time spent each week on homework and study in <mathematics>
ST33Q03
Average time spent each week on homework and study in <science>
ST34Q01
Time spent each day reading for enjoyment
ST35Q01
I read only if I have to
ST35Q02
Reading is one of my favourite hobbies
ST35Q03
I like talking about books with other people
ST35Q04
I find it hard to finish books
ST35Q05
I feel happy if I receive a book as a present
ST35Q06
For me, reading is a waste of time
ST35Q07
I enjoy going to a bookstore or a library
ST35Q08
I read only to get information that I need
ST35Q09
I cannot sit still and read for more than a few minutes
ST36Q01
How often do you read magazines because you want to?
ST36Q02
How often do you read comic books because you want to?
ST36Q03
How often do you read Fictions (novels, narratives, stories) because you want to?
ST36Q04
How often do you read non-fiction books because you want to?
ST36Q05
How often do you read emails and web pages because you want to?
ST36Q06
How often do you read newspapers because you want to?
ST37Q01
# of books in your home
ST38Q01
How often do you borrow books to read for pleasure from a public or school library
ST39Q01
How often do you use school library?
ST39Q02
How often do you use computers?
ST39Q03
How often do you use calculators?
ST39Q04
How often do you use Internet?
ST39Q05
How often do you use <science> laboratories?
ST40Q01
Job you expect to have when you are about 30 years old
ST41Q01
In last school report, what what <mark> did you receive in <Test language>
ST41Q02
In last school report, what what <mark> did you receive in <Mathematics>
ST41Q03
In last school report, what what <mark> did you receive in <Science>
ST41Q04
In your last school report, how did your <mark> compare with the <pass mark> in: <Test language>
ST41Q05
In your last school report, how did your <mark> compare with the <pass mark> in: <Mathematics>
ST41Q06
In your last school report, how did your <mark> compare with the <pass mark> in: <Science>
ST41Q07
ST41Q08
ST41Q09
BMMJ
BFMJ
BTHR
IT01Q01
How often is there a computer at home?
IT01Q02
How often is there a computer at school?
IT01Q03
How often is there a computer in the library that you use?
IT01Q04
How often is there a computer at another place?
IT02Q01
How comfortable are you with using a computer?
IT02Q02
How comfortable are you with using a computer to write a paper?
IT02Q03
How comfortable would you be taking a test on a computer?
IT03Q01
Rate your ability to use a computer compared to other 15-year-olds
IT04Q01
How often do you use a computer at home?
IT04Q02
How often do you use a computer at school?
IT04Q03
How often do you use a computer in the library that you use?
IT04Q04
How often do you use a computer at another place?
IT05Q01
How often do you use the internet?
IT05Q02
How often do you use a computer for electronic communication (e.g. e-mail or “chat rooms”)?
IT05Q03
How often do you use the computer to help you learn school material?
IT05Q04
How often do you use the computer for programming?
IT06Q01
Use of computer software: games
IT06Q02
Use of computer software: Word processing (e.g. Word ® or Word Perfect®)
IT06Q03
Use of computer software: Spreadsheets (e.g., Lotus 1 2 3 ® or Microsoft Excel®)
IT06Q04
Use of computer software: Drawing, painting or graphics
IT06Q05
Use of computer software: Educational software
IT07Q01
It is very important to me to work with a computer
IT08Q01
To play or work with a computer is really fun
IT09Q01
I use a computer because I am very interested in this
IT10Q01
I forget the time, when I am working with the computer
CC01Q01
When I study, I try to memorise everything that might be covered
CC01Q02
I’m certain I can understand the most difficult material presented in texts
CC01Q03
When I study, I start by figuring out exactly what I need to learn
CC01Q04
When I sit myself down to learn something really difficult, I can learn it
CC01Q05
When I study, I memorise as much as possible
CC01Q06
I study to increase my job opportunities
CC01Q07
When studying, I work as hard as possible
CC01Q08
I’m confident I can understand the most complex material presented by the teacher
CC01Q09
When I study, I try to relate new material to things I have learned in other subjects
CC01Q10
When I study, I memorise all new material so that I can recite it
CC01Q11
If I decide not to get any bad grades, I can really do it
CC01Q12
When studying, I keep working even if the material is difficult
CC01Q13
When I study, I force myself to check to see if I remember what I have learned
CC01Q14
I study to ensure that my future will be financially secure
CC01Q15
When I study, I practise by saying the material to myself over and over
CC01Q16
If I decide not to get any problems wrong, I can really do it
CC01Q17
When I study, I figure out how the information might be useful in the real world
CC01Q18
I’m confident I can do an excellent job on assignments and tests
CC01Q19
When I study, I try to figure out which concepts I still haven’t really understood
CC01Q20
When studying, I try to do my best to acquire the knowledge and skills taught
CC01Q21
When I study, I try to understand the material better by relating it to things I already know
CC01Q22
I study to get a good job
CC01Q23
When I study, I make sure that I remember the most important things
CC01Q24
If I want to learn something well, I can
CC01Q25
When I study, I figure out how the material fits in with what I have already learned
CC01Q26
I’m certain I can master the skills being taught
CC01Q27
When I study, and I don’t understand something I look for additional information to clarify this
CC01Q28
When studying, I put forth my best effort
CC02Q01
When I do mathematics, I sometimes get totally absorbed
CC02Q02
I like to work with other students
CC02Q03
I learn things quickly in most school subjects
CC02Q04
I like to try to be better than other students
CC02Q05
I’m hopeless in <test language> classes
CC02Q06
Because reading is fun, I wouldn’t want to give it up
CC02Q07
I’m good at most school subjects
CC02Q08
I learn most when I work with other students
CC02Q09
I learn things quickly in <test language> class
CC02Q10
Because doing mathematics is fun, I wouldn’t want to give it up
CC02Q11
Trying to be better than others makes me work well
CC02Q12
I get good marks in mathematics
CC02Q13
I read in my spare time
CC02Q14
I do my best work when I work with other students
CC02Q15
Mathematics is one of my best subjects
CC02Q16
I would like to be the best at something
CC02Q17
When I read, I sometimes get totally absorbed
CC02Q18
I have always done well in mathematics
CC02Q19
I like to help other people do well in a group
CC02Q20
I do well in tests in most school subjects
CC02Q21
Mathematics is important to me personally
CC02Q22
It is helpful to put together everyone’s ideas when working on a project
CC02Q23
I get good marks in <test language>
CC02Q24
I learn faster if I’m trying to do better than the others
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pv1read
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pv4read
pv5read
Total: 399
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