| 英文摘要 |
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a huge impact on the global education system, but it has also made resilient education systems stand out. This article explores the relationship between the math performance and math beliefs, attitudes and behaviors among resilient education systems in PISA 2022. This study uses latent profile analysis to identify students' latent profiles, and uses hierarchical linear models to analyze the explanatory power of latent profiles on mathematical performance. The results found that students' mathematical beliefs, attitudes and behaviors are generally low, and the proportion of students with positive profiles is less than one-fifth, showing that students' mathematical beliefs, attitudes and behaviors still have a lot of room for growth. Mathematical beliefs, attitudes and behaviors profiles also have good explanatory power on mathematics performance, with a gap of more than 1 standard deviation. In the future, other related background variables in the questionnaire (such as different grades, educational systems, school belonging, etc.) can be examined to further refine the profiles, allowing decision-makers to have a deeper understanding of students' mathematics beliefs, attitudes and behaviors. |