2012
DOI: 10.1007/s11858-012-0401-6
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A comparative investigation of the presence of psychological conditions in high achieving eighth graders from TIMSS 2007 Mathematics

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“…how often the students relate what they are learning to what they already know and can do, was negatively associated with mathematics achievement in two of the investigated countries, and not at all associated in the other two. Choi, Choi and McAninch (2012) compared the top 5% students with the other 95% in nine countries and also the Korean results (top 5%) with the results of top 5% students from the other countries. The high-performing group of students demonstrated more positive attitudes to mathematics, valued mathematics more and demonstrated higher self-confidence in their ability to learn mathematics.…”
Section: Studies Of High-performing Studentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…how often the students relate what they are learning to what they already know and can do, was negatively associated with mathematics achievement in two of the investigated countries, and not at all associated in the other two. Choi, Choi and McAninch (2012) compared the top 5% students with the other 95% in nine countries and also the Korean results (top 5%) with the results of top 5% students from the other countries. The high-performing group of students demonstrated more positive attitudes to mathematics, valued mathematics more and demonstrated higher self-confidence in their ability to learn mathematics.…”
Section: Studies Of High-performing Studentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(např. Choi, Choi, & McAninch, 2012). Zkoumán je také vliv socioekonomického prostředí testovaných žáků (např.…”
Section: Mezinárodní Srovnávací Výzkumy V Matematiceunclassified
“…Instead, through multistep application processes, SHSs and SAs attempt to identify applicants' psychological traits that differentiate these children from other high-achieving Korean eighth graders (K. Choi, Choi, & McAninch, 2012). This change reflects shifts in the educational philosophy of secondary STEM schools, particularly SAs, from valuing identified talents to nurturing students with psychological traits of the gifted (Krutetskii, 1976).…”
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confidence: 99%