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Scale: Teacher-student relationship in additional mathematics instruction

Related constructKlassenklima, Angebotsklima

Theoretical allocation in original studyEducational Career/Comparing regular school and additional instruction/

OriginSelf-developed scale

SourceCore 6 Development ,

CitationKuger, S.; Jude, N.; Klieme, E.; Kaplan, D. (2016). Teacher-student relationship in additional mathematics instruction - Schüler [Fragebogenskala: Version 1.0]. In: Programme for International Student Assessment (2015) - Fragebogenerhebung Chapter 04 - Field Trial (PISA 2015) [Skalenkollektion: Version 1.0]. Datenerhebung 2014. Frankfurt am Main: Forschungsdatenzentrum Bildung am DIPF. http://dx.doi.org/10.7477/150:0:1

Theoretical background--

Subject-specificmathematics instruction

Target groupStudent

Time Period of Data Collection2014

Release date30.06.2020

Number of items5

Statistical value

Cronbachs AlphaMean valueStandard deviationSample size
0.90-0.0590.5819028

IntroductionCompare mathematics lessons in your school and your additional mathematics instruction. Where are the following student-teacher interactions more likely to occur?
Please select one response in each row.)
If you have more than one mathematics teacher in school, please keep one and the same mathematics teacher in mind for all comparisons.)

Items

Item textMean valueStandard deviationAccuracy
I get along well with my teacher. 1.880.700.75
My teachers are interested in my well-being. 1.940.660.77
My teachers really listen to what I have to say. 1.980.680.78
If I need extra help, I will receive it from my teachers. 1.980.700.77
My teachers treat me fairly. 1.930.650.73

Response category

ValueMeaning
1More likely in my regular school lessons
2No difference
3More likely in my additional instruction

StudyPISA - Programme for International Student Assessment (2015)

SurveyFragebogenerhebung (Skalenkollektion): Chapter 17 - Science Teaching and Learning in Schools (PISA 2015)



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