Comparison of PISA and PIAAC Participants’ Reading Habits and Strategies in Terms of Reading Achievement

Yalçın, Seher; Bayraktar, Ayşegül

doi:10.33200/ijcer.919958

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“…When compared with individual scores, the number of female students who scored above the class average was 10 people (32.26%) while the number of male students who scored above the class average was only 2 people (6.45%). This finding is in line with PIRLS in 2016, Bijou & Mariem (2018), Yalcin & Bayraktar (2021), girls are better on PISA rather than boys. Syamsuri & Bancong (2022) who stated female students have better ready literacy in PISA than male students do.…”

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confidence: 85%

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Pisa Reading Literacy: Encountering Female and Male’ Reading Literacy Ability

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Wahyuni,

Fitri

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Much research sounds that male students’ reading competency is lower than females’. This article, then, uncovers the cognitive processes of male and female students seen from the sample questions in the 2018 PISA. This descriptive research involved fifteen male and sixteen female students. They were tested to answer PISA sample test consisting 21 items. It was found that the students score in reading literacy is poor. The highest score was 76; the lowest score was 10; the average score was 31. The result proved that female students are better in reading literacy than males are. Among eight cognitive process, female students are good at accessing and retrieving information, integrating and generating inferences across multiple sources, assessing quality and credibility, reflecting on content and form, and detecting and handling conflict. While, male students are better in integrating and generating inferences. The implication of the research is the teachers should provide HOTS instructional methods.

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Section: Average Valuesupporting

confidence: 85%

“…Bijou & Mariem (2018) also revealed that boys are no better than girls when it comes to reading. Investigated by Yalcin & Bayraktar (2021), girls are better on PISA rather than boys. Syamsuri & Bancong (2022) stated that due to good motivation and focus, female students have better reading skills than male students.…”

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confidence: 97%