EDU100 0.0 / 5 ? Early Years Care and EducationComparitive EducationUniversityNone Created by: RhiannonCreated on: 09-01-19 17:11 Pisa Programme for International Student Assessment Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development - Standardised Testing @ 15 4500 - 5000 students in each country Scale 0 -100 Ave. 500 Each Country has own markers Not ranked 2 hour pencil and paper tests - multiple choice and openended questions 1 of 8 Finland Area: 338000km3 Population: 5 Million + 3500 Schools , 100< pupils per school < 500 600000 Pupils No Streaming Rarely Dropout Teachers = Female Mostly +Masters Degree Up to 1960's when aged 10 they would be split into Higher education or Vocational Studies After Lower Secondary: 10th Grade, Upper Secondary, Training , Apprenticship or Employed 2 of 8 England KS3 + KS4 + Post 16 Area: 130000 km3 Population: 51 Million 25000 Schools 8 Million Pupils 11+ Selection Schools: Community , Free, Voluntary, Voluntary Aided Butler Education Act 1944: 3 School Systems, Secondary Education Free Mixed Gender 3 of 8 Non-Country Comparisons Teaching Systems : eg learning to spell: Whole Language , Linguistic or Synthetic Phonics Bi-lingual Education: Total Emersion or Subject Specific eg Canada: French or English Assessment and Certification - eg. Ireland and NI 4 of 8 World Wide Comparisons Computerised communications Employability skills Economic competition Religious Influences Age Structure Labour Requirements Global diversity 5 of 8 Issues Pisa Issues: Comparability - population difference Cost - Gloabal over £62 million Cross sectional - only 15 year olds at one point in time Media Interpretation - League Tables Cultural Specifications - Exam Content 6 of 8 Comparisons An academic field of study that examines the educational system, process or techniques Types: Locations ( Bray and Lee 1997) Different Countries ( Bereday 1964) Regional ( Morris and Sweeting 1995) 7 of 8 Key Issues School Start And End Age Selection Process Pupil Workload Teaching Styles Teacher Qualifications Assessment Teacher Worklaod 8 of 8
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