| Description | This is the first AAP survey to report pupils’ Knowledge and understanding in science in terms of 5-14 levels and the first to explore pupils’ informed attitudes. Core skills assessment also featured |
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| Website Publication Date | March 18, 2005 |
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Assessment of Achievement Programme
Report of the Sixth AAP Survey of Science (2003)
ISBN 0 7559 3962 X
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Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
1. Introduction
1.1 Overview
1.2 The assessment framework and approaches to
assessment
1.3 Task development
1.4 Task administration and marking
1.5 Reporting pupil attainment
2. Knowledge and
understanding
2.1 The assessment process
2.2 Overview of pupils' attainments
2.3 Summary
3. Skills in Science -
Investigating
3.1 The assessment process
3.2 Overview of pupils' attainments
3.3 Summary
4. Core skills assessment
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Reading
4.3 Writing
4.4 Numeracy
4.5 Using information technology
4.6 Summary
5. Pupils' views about their
learning, and informed attitudes
5.1 The pupil questionnaire
5.2 The pupils
5.3 Predominant activities in science lessons
5.4 Homework
5.5 Perceptions about classroom learning experience
5.6 Informed attitudes
5.7 Summary
6. Teachers' reports on science
in the schools
6.1 The teachers' questionnaires
6.2 Responses of primary head teachers and secondary
principal teachers
6.3 Responses of P5 and P7 class teachers and S2
subject teachers
6.4 Summary
7. Summary and issues
7.1 Pupils' science attainment in 2003
7.2 Core skills attainment
7.3 Informed attitudes
7.4 The pupil and teacher questionnaires
7.5 Key issues and conclusions
Appendices:
A The Survey Design Team and the
Science Reference Group
B Sampling, task distribution and
attainment estimation
C The pupil questionnaire
D Pupils' learning activities and
views
E Pupils' views about topical
issues in science and technology
F The teachers'
questionnaires
G Teachers' reports on lesson
activities
H Preparedness to teach science,
resourcing and curriculum coverage
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