| 並列篇名 |
The Impact of Students’Family Economic, Social and Cultural Status, Self-Education Expectations, Mathematics Learning Anxiety, After-School Activity Time, and Absence from Class on Mathematics Learning Literacy: Evidence from Taiwan’s Participation in PISA 2022 Data |
| 英文摘要 |
This study employed 4,580 student data from Taiwan participating in PISA 2022 to explore the prediction of family economic, social and cultural status, self-education expectations, mathematics learning anxi¬ety, time invested in activities after school, and absence from school on mathematics learning literacy. The study showed: These eight factors ex¬plained 36.0% of the variance in students’mathematics learning literacys. Their importance in order was self-education expectations, family eco-nomic and social cultural status, exercise time after school, mathemat¬ics learning anxiety, working time after school, and writing mathematics homework after school, housework time, absence from school. Among them, self-education expectations accounted for the highest 19.00% of the variance in mathematics learning literacy, while family socioeco¬nomic and cultural status, after-school exercise time and mathematics learning anxiety also accounted for 12.00% of the variance in mathemat¬ics learning literacy, which cannot be ignored. Although students’time working after school, time writing math homework, time doing house¬work, and students’absence from class explained only 5.00% of the vari¬ance in mathematics learning literacy, they were still very important to mathematics learning literacy. Three factors in particular were important to mathematics learning literacy had a negative significant effect, which meant that students spent too much time participating in these activities after school, which will have a negative impact on mathematics learning literacy. Schools, teachers and parents should guide students to establish self-education expectations, provide supportive learning strategies, pro¬vide learning and psychological support, and guide students to plan their time allocation for participating in activities after school. |