190 likes | 399 Views
International Civic and Citizenship Education Study (ICCS) Outline for the IEA Standing Committee. Amiens France October 2006. IEA studies. 1971: First IEA Civic Education Study 10 countries (part of six-subject study) 1999/2000: IEA CIVED 14-year-olds in 28 countries
E N D
International Civic and Citizenship Education Study (ICCS)Outline for the IEA Standing Committee Amiens France October 2006
IEA studies • 1971: First IEA Civic Education Study • 10 countries (part of six-subject study) • 1999/2000: IEA CIVED • 14-year-olds in 28 countries • upper secondary students in 16 countries • 2008/2009: IEA ICCS • > 40 expressions of interest so far • 20 countries at NRC meeting 16 October
Consortium members • Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER), Australia • National Foundation for Educational Research (NFER), England • Laboratorio di Pedagogia Sperimentale (LPS), Rome/Italy
Other Institutions involved • IEA Data Processing Center (DPC), Hamburg/Germany • IEA Secretariat, Amsterdam/Netherlands • National Research Centres (NRC) in participating countries
Project Management • Joint Management Committee (JMC) • Meets frequently (≥ monthly) with consortium staff • Meets occasionally as a JMC • Project Advisory Committee (PAC) • 1st meeting July 2006 • 2nd meeting October 2006 • IEA Technical Expert Group (TEG) • IEA Secretariat
Purposes of study • International comparison of outcomes of civic and citizenship education • Response to challenge in civic and citizenship education in changed contexts • Comparison with CIVED (1999)
ICCS and CIVED • Opportunity to review changes • Extended framework • Broadening of scope • Different approach to teacher survey • Regional modules
Research questions • Variations in student achievement • Changes since 1999 • Interest & dispositions towards citizenship • Student perceptions of threats and developments • Relationship of learning outcomes with curriculum, teaching and school organisation • Relationship of learning outcomes with student background
Assessment Framework • Outlines what will be assessed in ICCS • Consists of two parts: • Civics and Citizenship framework • Contextual framework • Current draft will be discussed with country representatives at meetings in Amsterdam in October 2006
ICCS C&C Framework: Content domains • Domain 1: Civic Society and Systems • Domain 2: Civic Orientations • Domain 3: Civic Practices • Domain 4: Civic Identities
ICCS C&C Framework: Domain structure • Hierarchical Structure • Content domains • Sub-domains (≥ 1 sub-domain per domain) • Aspects (≥ 1 aspect per sub-domain). • Key concepts • Example: DOMAIN: Civic Society & System SUBDOMAIN: State Institutions ASPECT: Government KEY CONCEPT: Authority
ICCS C&C Framework: Cognitive domains • Domain 1: Knowing • Domain 2: Reasoning • Domain 3: Analysing • Examples: • knowing the key aspects of democracy • analysing civic policy • reasoning about the attributes and powers of state and civil institutions
ICCS C&C Framework: Affective-behavioural domains • Domain 1: Values • Domain 2: Attitudes • Domain 3: Behaviours • Examples described in terms of student perceptions and behaviours relevant to the content domains • beliefs about the roles of citizens in democracy • perceptions of the effectiveness of participation • trust in civic systems
Regional Modules • Two possibilities • European • Latin American • European Module • Roles as citizens in European countries • Active European citizenship • Examples • Cognitive: • knowing the key aspects of organization of the European Community • analysing the role of the European Parliament • reasoning about the processes of enlargement of the European Union • Affective-behavioural • holding believes about the concept of European citizenship • attitudes towards European constitution • trust in media in the European countries
Instrumentation • Student instruments: • International (core) cognitive test (60 minutes) • International (core) student background questions (15 minutes) • International (core) student perceptions questionnaire on civic-related issues (30 minutes) • Regional cognitive test module(s) (20-30 minutes) • Regional student questionnaire on civic-related issues (10-20 minutes) • Teacher questionnaire (30 minutes) • School questionnaire (30 minutes) • National Contexts Survey (on-line)
Instrument development • Establishing assessment framework • Piloting of items in subset of participating countries (Feb-Mar 07) • Review with experts and NRCs • Field Trial (Oct-Nov 07) • Review with experts and NRCs • Final selection (Feb-Apr 08)
General survey design • Population: Grade 8 • Two-stage cluster samples in participating countries • PPS sampling of (≥ 150) schools • Random selection of one classroom within each sampled school • Random selection of teachers within sampled schools • no student-teacher link at class level • Grade 8 teachers or wider?
Data Management, Scaling and Analysis • DPC • creates international database • computes sampling weights • DPC and ACER • undertake scaling of data • ACER • analysis of data for international report (in cooperation with other institutions)
Study Outcomes • International Report (June 2010) • Regional Report(s) (June 2010) • Technical Report (Nov 2010) • International Database (Nov 2010)