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Udviklingen i matematik målt i de danske PISA rapporter

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  • Bay, Hans

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Siden den første PISA rapport udkom i december 2001 har PISA undersøgelserne sat deres meget stærke præg på folkeskoledebatten. PISA rapporternes oprindelige intension var at måle, hvor godt unge mennesker er forberedt til at møde udfordringer i et globaliseret samfund. Siden 2001 er der udkommet mindst 8 PISA rapporter, og disse PISA rapporter har fået stor opmærksomhed ikke mindst i pressen. Men PISA rapporterne sætter også deres spor i lovgivningen og rapporterne bruges i dag også til at evaluere mange centrale størrelser i folkeskolen. I den sidste nationale PISA rapport fremkom det meget overraskende resultat, at matematik-niveauet var faldet signifikant i forhold til de tre tidligere undersøgelser, dette på trods af at man med den seneste store ændring af folkeskoleloven har ønsket at styrke faget matematik. I denne artikel sættes spørgsmålstegn ved, om dette signifikante fald er udtryk for at eleverne er blevet dårligere til at løse matematik opgaver, eller om det skyldes en ændring i PISA undersøgelsernes stikprøvedesign.

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  • Bay, Hans, 2011. "Udviklingen i matematik målt i de danske PISA rapporter," Nationaløkonomisk tidsskrift, Nationaløkonomisk Forening, vol. 2011(1), pages 126-135.
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    PISA undersøgelser; matematik kundskaber; evaluering;
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