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Session Submission Type: Symposium
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development Programme for International Student Assessment (OECD PISA) is a standardised assessment that is administered to 15-year-olds in schools on a three-year cycle. In PISA 2009, in which 67 countries and economies participated, the major focus of the assessment was on reading, and for the first time an assessment of digital reading was included as an option in the survey. This symposium will use the results of the PISA 2009 reading assessments to i) elucidate the construct of digital reading by examining its constituent parts; ii) examine the influence of background variables such as student engagement and gender on performance in reading; and iii) offer an explanation for differential item performance on reading items.
Print and Digital Reading in PISA (Programme for International Student Assessment) 2009: Comparison and Contrast - Juliette F. Mendelovits, Australian Council for Educational Research
The Interplay of Navigation and Text Processing in Digital Reading Performance - Johannes Naumann, The German Institute for International Educational Research
Exploring Gender Variability and Performances at the Extreme Tails of the Distribution in Reading - Ariane Baye, Université de Liège
How Does Engagement in Reading Predict Digital Reading Proficiency Among 15-Year-Olds? - Dominique Marie Lafontaine, University of Liege; Ariane Baye, Université de Liège
Multilevel Item Response Theory in the Explanation of Cross-National and Cross-Linguistic Differential Item Functioning in Reading Comprehension 2009 - Gareth McCray, Lancaster University