The IEA Study of Civic Education aimed to investigate how and to what extent objectives of citizenship education were being achieved by education systems and what other influences beside the school (such as family, mass media, or friends) were important.
One of the major issues addressed was whether a single quality, that of the 'good citizen', could be identified—or whether there were several different and independent civic attitudes. The research instruments included a knowledge test and questionnaire to measure the affective and behavioral aspects of student outcomes, as well as background questionnaires for students, teachers, and school principals. The study was carried out as part of the Six Subject Survey, which also investigated achievement in English as a foreign language, French as a foreign language, literature education, reading comprehension, and science. The data were collected in 1970–1971.
The IEA Study of Civic Education aimed to investigate how and to what extent objectives of citizenship education were being achieved by education systems and what other influences beside the school (such as family, mass media, or friends) were important.
One of the major issues addressed was whether a single quality, that of the 'good citizen', could be identified—or whether there were several different and independent civic attitudes. The research instruments included a knowledge test and questionnaire to measure the affective and behavioral aspects of student outcomes, as well as background questionnaires for students, teachers, and school principals. The study was carried out as part of the Six Subject Survey, which also investigated achievement in English as a foreign language, French as a foreign language, literature education, reading comprehension, and science. The data were collected in 1970–1971.
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