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Mathematics Achievement of Immigrant Students

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  • Uncovers several aspects that require further investigation from researchers
  • Is a valuable contribution to the highly relevant discussion on immigrant students in education systems
  • Shows that the achievement gap between immigrant and non-immigrant students increased over time

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Table of contents (10 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xi
  2. Introduction

    • Dirk Hastedt
    Pages 1-9
  3. Review

    • Dirk Hastedt
    Pages 11-29
  4. Data and Methods

    • Dirk Hastedt
    Pages 31-46
  5. Immigrant Students in TIMSS

    • Dirk Hastedt
    Pages 47-73
  6. School Factors

    • Dirk Hastedt
    Pages 123-160
  7. Class Level and Teacher Level Factors

    • Dirk Hastedt
    Pages 161-186
  8. Immigrant Students in Singapore

    • Dirk Hastedt
    Pages 187-194
  9. Immigrant Students in Canada

    • Dirk Hastedt
    Pages 195-207
  10. Discussion and Conclusion

    • Dirk Hastedt
    Pages 209-219
  11. Back Matter

    Pages 221-230

About this book

This book examines the mathematics achievement of immigrant students on the basis of data from the IEA Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS). It combines an analysis of large-scale assessment data with an in-depth exploration of policy studies and transforms the insights gained into recommendations on how to promote better education for students with an immigrant background. 
In a world defined by globalization, education systems face the challenge of providing high-quality education for an increasing number of immigrant students. This book addresses topical questions, such as the circumstances and policies that promote good education, and why some countries are more successful than others in catering for the needs of this very diverse group of students. It provides details on the differences between immigrants and non-immigrants in education, includes case studies on policies of two “successful” countries, and gives hints to policy makers for policies that can help improve the situation for immigrant students in schools. 



Authors and Affiliations

  • IEA , Amsterdam, The Netherlands

    Dirk Hastedt

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