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Identification Label TRENDS IN INTERNATIONAL MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE STUDY Student Questionnaire <Grade 8> <TIMSS National Research Center Name> <Address> IEA, 2014

Directions In this booklet, you will find questions about yourself. Some questions ask for facts while other questions ask for your opinion. Each question is followed by a number of answers. Shade in the circle next to or under the answer of your choice as shown in Examples 1, 2, and 3. Example 1 Do you go to school? Yes --A No --A Fill one circle only. Example 2 How often do you do these things? Every day Once or Once or Never or or almost twice a twice a almost every day week month never a) I talk with my friends ------------------ A A A A b) I play sports ------------------------------- A A A A c) I ride a skateboard ---------------------- A A A A 1

Example 3 What do you think? Tell how much you agree with these statements. Agree Agree Disagree Disagree a lot a little a little a lot a) Watching movies is fun --------------- A A A A b) I like eating ice cream ----------------- A A A A c) I do not like waking up early -------- A A A A d) I enjoy doing chores -------------------- A A A A Read each question carefully, and pick the answer you think is best. Fill in the circle next to or under your answer. If you decide to change your answer, draw an through your first answer, like this: A. Then, fill in the circle next to or under your new answer. Ask for help if you do not understand something or are not sure how to answer. 2

About you 1 Are you a girl or a boy? Girl --A Boy --A Fill one circle only. 2 When were you born? Fill the circles next to the month and year you were born. a) Month b) Year January -- A February -- A March -- A April -- A May -- A June -- A July -- A August -- A September -- A October -- A November -- A December -- A 1997 -- A 1998 -- A 1999 -- A 2000 -- A 2001 -- A 2002 -- A 2003 -- A 2004 -- A 2005 -- A Other -- A 3

3 How often do you speak <language of test> at home? Fill one circle only. Always --A Almost always --A Sometimes -- A Never --A 4 About how many books are there in your home? (Do not count magazines, newspapers, or your school books.) None or very few (0 10 books) --A Enough to fill one shelf (11 25 books) --A Enough to fill one bookcase (26 100 books) --A Enough to fill two bookcases (101 200 books) -- A Enough to fill three or more bookcases (more than 200) --A Fill one circle only. 4

5 6 How many digital information devices are there in your home? Count computers, tablets, smartphones, smart TVs, and e-readers. (Do not count other devices.) None --A 1-3 devices --A 4-6 devices --A 7-10 devices --A More than 10 devices --A Fill one circle only. Do you have any of these things at your home? Yes No a) A computer or tablet of your own --- A A b) A computer or tablet that is shared with other people at home ------------ A c) Study desk/table for your use -------- A A d) Your own room ---------------------------- A A e) Internet connection --------------------- A A f) Your own mobile phone ---------------- A A A g) A gaming system (e.g., PlayStation, Wii, XBox ) -- A h) <country-specific indicator of wealth> ------------------------------------ A i) <country-specific indicator of wealth> ------------------------------------- A j) <country-specific indicator of wealth> ------------------------------------- A k) <country-specific indicator of wealth> ------------------------------------- A A A A A A 5

7 A. What is the highest level of education completed by your mother (or stepmother or female guardian)? Fill one circle only. Some <Primary education ISCED Level 1 or Lower secondary education ISCED Level 2> or did not go to school -- A <Lower secondary education ISCED Level 2> -- A <Upper secondary education ISCED Level 3> -- A <Post-secondary, non-tertiary education ISCED Level 4> -- A <Short-cycle tertiary education ISCED Level 5> -- A <Bachelor s or equivalent level ISCED Level 6> -- A <Postgraduate degree: Master s ISCED Level 7 or Doctor ISCED Level 8> -- A I don t know -- A B. What is the highest level of education completed by your father (or stepfather or male guardian)? Fill one circle only. Some <Primary education ISCED Level 1 or Lower secondary education ISCED Level 2> or did not go to school -- A <Lower secondary education ISCED Level 2> -- A <Upper secondary education ISCED Level 3> -- A <Post-secondary, non-tertiary education ISCED Level 4> -- A <Short-cycle tertiary education ISCED Level 5> -- A <Bachelor s or equivalent level ISCED Level 6> -- A <Postgraduate degree: Master s ISCED Level 7 or Doctor ISCED Level 8> -- A I don t know -- A 6

8 How far in your education do you expect to go? Fill one circle only. Finish <Lower secondary education ISCED Level 2> ------------------- A Finish <Upper secondary education ISCED Level 3> ------------------- A Finish <Post-secondary, non-tertiary education ISCED Level 4> ------------------- A Finish <Short-cycle tertiary education ISCED Level 5> ------------------- A Finish <Bachelor s or equivalent level ISCED Level 6> ------------------- A Finish <Postgraduate degree: Master s ISCED Level 7 or Doctor ISCED Level 8> ------------------ A 9 A. Was your mother (or stepmother or female guardian) born in <country>? Fill one circle only. Yes --A No --A I don t know --A B. Was your father (or stepfather or male guardian) born in <country>? Fill one circle only. Yes --A No --A I don t know --A 7

10 A. Were you born in <country>? Fill one circle only. Yes --A (If Yes, go to #11) No --A If No, B. If you were not born in <country>, how old were you when you came to <country>? Older than 10 years old --A 5 to 10 years old --A Younger than 5 years old --A Fill one circle only. 11 About how often are you absent from school? Once a week or more -- A Once every two weeks -- A Once a month -- A Never or almost never -- A Fill one circle only. 8

12 How often do you eat breakfast on school days? Every day -- A Most days -- A Sometimes -- A Fill one circle only. Never or almost never -- A 13 How often do you use a computer or tablet in each of these places for schoolwork (including classroom tasks, homework, studying outside of class)? Every day Once or Once or Never or or almost twice a twice a almost every day week month never a) At home ------------------------------------ A A A A b) At school ----------------------------------- A A A A c) Some other place ------------------------ A A A A 9

14 Do you use the Internet to do any of the following tasks for schoolwork (including classroom tasks, homework, studying outside of class)? Yes No a) Access the textbook or other course materials ------------------------- A b) Access assignments posted online by my teacher ------------------- A c) Collaborate with classmates on assignments or projects ----------- A d) Communicate with the teacher ----- A A A A A e) Find information, articles, or tutorials to aid in understanding mathematics ------------------------------ A f) Find information, articles, or tutorials to aid in understanding science ----------------- A A A 10

Your School 15 What do you think about your school? Tell how much you agree with these statements. Agree Agree Disagree Disagree a lot a little a little a lot a) I like being in school ------------------- A A A A b) I feel safe when I am at school ------ A A A A c) I feel like I belong at this school ---- A A A A d) I like to see my classmates at school ------------------------------------ A A A A e) Teachers at my school are fair to me ---------------------------------- A A A A f) I am proud to go to this school --------------------------------- A A A A g) I learn a lot in school ------------------- A A A A 11

16 During this school year, how often have other students from your school done any of the following things to you (including through texting or the Internet)? At least Once or A few once a twice times week a month a year Never a) Made fun of me or called me names ------------------------- A A A A b) Left me out of their games or activities -------------------------------- A A A A c) Spread lies about me ------------------- A A A A d) Stole something from me ------------- A A A A e) Hit or hurt me (e.g., shoving, hitting, kicking) -------------------------- A A A A f) Made me do things I didn t want to do --------------------------------- A A A A g) Shared embarrassing information about me ----------------------------------- A A A A h) Posted embarrassing things about me online -------------------------- A A A A i) Threatened me --------------------------- A A A A 12

Mathematics in School 17 How much do you agree with these statements about learning mathematics? Agree Agree Disagree Disagree a lot a little a little a lot a) I enjoy learning mathematics ------- A A A A b) I wish I did not have to study mathematics --------------------- A A A A c) Mathematics is boring ----------------- A A A A d) I learn many interesting things in mathematics ----------------- A A A A e) I like mathematics ---------------------- A A A A f) I like any schoolwork that involves numbers ------------------------ A A A A g) I like to solve mathematics problems ---------------- A A A A h) I look forward to mathematics class ---------------------- A A A A i) Mathematics is one of my favorite subjects -------------------- A A A A 13

18 How much do you agree with these statements about your mathematics lessons? Agree Agree Disagree Disagree a lot a little a little a lot a) I know what my teacher expects me to do ------------------------- A A A A b) My teacher is easy to understand -- A A A A c) I am interested in what my teacher says ------------------------------- A A A A d) My teacher gives me interesting things to do -------------------------------- A A A A e) My teacher has clear answers to my questions ------------------------------ A A A A f) My teacher is good at explaining mathematics ------------------------------ A A A A g) My teacher lets me show what I have learned ---------------------------- A A A A h) My teacher does a variety of things to help us learn ----------------- A A A A i) My teacher tells me how to do better when I make a mistake ------ A A A A j) My teacher listens to what I have to say ------------------------------ A A A A 14

19 How much do you agree with these statements about mathematics? Agree Agree Disagree Disagree a lot a little a little a lot a) I usually do well in mathematics --- A A A A b) Mathematics is more difficult for me than for many of my classmates ---------------------------- A A A A c) Mathematics is not one of my strengths ------------------------------ A A A A d) I learn things quickly in mathematics -------------------------- A A A A e) Mathematics makes me nervous ------------------------------------- A A A A f) I am good at working out difficult mathematics problems ----- A A A A g) My teacher tells me I am good at mathematics ------------------------------ A A A A h) Mathematics is harder for me than any other subject ----------------- A A A A i) Mathematics makes me confused ------------------------------------ A A A A 15

20 How much do you agree with these statements about mathematics? Agree Agree Disagree Disagree a lot a little a little a lot a) I think learning mathematics will help me in my daily life --------------- A A A A b) I need mathematics to learn other school subjects --------------------------- A A A A c) I need to do well in mathematics to get into the <university> of my choice ---------------------------------- A A A A d) I need to do well in mathematics to get the job I want -------------------- A A A A e) I would like a job that involves using mathematics --------------------- A A A A f) It is important to learn about mathematics to get ahead in the world ------------------------------- A A A A g) Learning mathematics will give me more job opportunities when I am an adult --------------------- A A A A h) My parents think that it is important that I do well in mathematics ------------------------------ A A A A i) It is important to do well in mathematics ------------------------------ A A A A 16

Science in School 21 How much do you agree with these statements about learning science? Agree Agree Disagree Disagree a lot a little a little a lot a) I enjoy learning science --------------- A A A A b) I wish I did not have to study science -------------------------------------- A A A A c) Science is boring ------------------------- A A A A d) I learn many interesting things in science ------------------------- A A A A e) I like science ------------------------------ A A A A f) I look forward to learning science in school ------------------------- A A A A g) Science teaches me how things in the world work ----------------------- A A A A h) I like to conduct science experiments ------------------------------- A A A A i) Science is one of my favorite subjects ------------------------- A A A A 17

22 How much do you agree with these statements about your science lessons? Agree Agree Disagree Disagree a lot a little a little a lot a) I know what my teacher expects me to do ------------------------- A A A A b) My teacher is easy to understand -- A A A A c) I am interested in what my teacher says ------------------------------- A A A A d) My teacher gives me interesting things to do -------------------------------- A A A A e) My teacher has clear answers to my questions ------------------------------ A A A A f) My teacher is good at explaining science -------------------------------------- A A A A g) My teacher lets me show what I have learned ---------------------------- A A A A h) My teacher does a variety of things to help us learn ----------------- A A A A i) My teacher tells me how to do better when I make a mistake ------ A A A A j) My teacher listens to what I have to say ------------------------------ A A A A 18

23 How much do you agree with these statements about science? Agree Agree Disagree Disagree a lot a little a little a lot a) I usually do well in science ----------- A A A A b) Science is more difficult for me than for many of my classmates ---- A A A A c) Science is not one of my strengths ------------------------------ A A A A d) I learn things quickly in science ---------------------------------- A A A A e) I am good at working out difficult science problems ------------- A A A A f) My teacher tells me I am good at science ---------------------------------- A A A A g) Science is harder for me than any other subject ------------------------ A A A A h) Science makes me confused ---------- A A A A 19

24 How much do you agree with these statements about science? Agree Agree Disagree Disagree a lot a little a little a lot a) I think learning science will help me in my daily life ---------------------- A A A A b) I need science to learn other school subjects --------------------------- A A A A c) I need to do well in science to get into the <university> of my choice - A A A A d) I need to do well in science to get the job I want ----------------------------- A A A A e) I would like a job that involves using science ------------------------------ A A A A f) It is important to learn about science to get ahead in the world ----------------------------------- A A A A g) Learning science will give me more job opportunities when I am an adult ----------------------------- A A A A h) My parents think that it is important that I do well in science -------------------------------------- A A A A i) It is important to do well in science ----------------------------------- A A A A 20

Homework 25 A. How often does your teacher give you homework in the following subjects? Less 3 or 4 1 or 2 than Every times times once day a week a week a week Never a) Mathematics ----------- A A A A A b) Science ------------------- A A A A A B. When your teacher gives you homework in the following subjects, about how many minutes do you usually spend on your homework? My teacher never gives me More homework 1 15 16 30 31 60 61 90 than 90 in... minutes minutes minutes minutes minutes a) Mathematics ----------- A A A A A A b) Science ------------------- A A A A A A 21

26 A. During the last 12 months, have you attended extra lessons or tutoring not provided by the school in the following subjects? Yes, to Yes, to excel in keep up class in class No a) Mathematics ------------------------------ A A A b) Science -------------------------------------- A A A B. For how many of the last 12 months have you attended extra lessons or tutoring? Did not Less than 4 8 More than attend 4 months months 8 months a) Mathematics ------------------------------ A A A A b) Science -------------------------------------- A A A A 22

Thank You! Thank you for filling out the questionnaire!

TRENDS IN INTERNATIONAL MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE STUDY Student Questionnaire <Grade 8> IEA, 2014 International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement timss.bc.edu