2020
DOI: 10.24270/tuuom.2019.28.4
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Er búsetumunur á námsárangri þegar ólík þjóðfélagsstaða er tekin með í reikninginn?

Abstract: Um áratugaskeið hafa yfirvöld menntamála hér á landi kynnt niðurstöður samræmdra prófa og PISA-rannsóknar OECD þannig að búseta sé önnur lykilbreytan til skýringar á námsframmistöðu ásamt kyni. Framleiðsla stjórnsýslu menntamála á þekkingu á tengslum búsetu og námsárangurs var skoðuð, rætt er hvernig skilgreiningar móta sýn á búsetumuninn og niðurstöður rannsókna á tengslum búsetu og þjóðfélagsstöðu raktar. Gerð var athugun á því að hve miklu leyti þjóðfélagsstaða skýrir muninn milli landsbyggðar og höfuðborga… Show more

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“…Þórlindsson (1987) tested Bernstein's socio-linguistic theory and found class differences concerning parenting practices, verbal intelligence and academic achievement, but linguistic elaboration did not play the role Bernstein predicted. Recent studies also show how class continues to shape academic achievement (Jónsson, 2019;Marks, 2005). Nissinen et al (2018) demonstrate, for example, that students' PISA performance is most correlated with cultural capital and the PISA Index of Economic, Social, and Cultural Status.…”
Section: Class Culturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Þórlindsson (1987) tested Bernstein's socio-linguistic theory and found class differences concerning parenting practices, verbal intelligence and academic achievement, but linguistic elaboration did not play the role Bernstein predicted. Recent studies also show how class continues to shape academic achievement (Jónsson, 2019;Marks, 2005). Nissinen et al (2018) demonstrate, for example, that students' PISA performance is most correlated with cultural capital and the PISA Index of Economic, Social, and Cultural Status.…”
Section: Class Culturementioning
confidence: 99%