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Carvalho, H., Ávila, P., Pacheco, P. & Serrão, A. (2009). The social conditions of student’s skills: analysis of the hierarchy of the factors underlying the performance of Portuguese youths in PISA 2006. ECER 2009: Theory and Evidence in European Educational Research.

H. M. Carvalho et al.,  "The social conditions of student’s skills: analysis of the hierarchy of the factors underlying the performance of Portuguese youths in PISA 2006", in ECER 2009: Theory and Evidence in European Educational Research, Viena, 2009

@misc{carvalho2009_1734904433187,
	author = "Carvalho, H. and Ávila, P. and Pacheco, P. and Serrão, A.",
	title = "The social conditions of student’s skills: analysis of the hierarchy of the factors underlying the performance of Portuguese youths in PISA 2006",
	year = "2009",
	howpublished = "Digital"
}

TY  - CPAPER
TI  - The social conditions of student’s skills: analysis of the hierarchy of the factors underlying the performance of Portuguese youths in PISA 2006
T2  - ECER 2009: Theory and Evidence in European Educational Research
AU  - Carvalho, H.
AU  - Ávila, P.
AU  - Pacheco, P.
AU  - Serrão, A.
PY  - 2009
CY  - Viena
AB  - Portugal has been participating in an international study since 2000 that aims to assess the literary skills of 15 year old – the PISA (Programme for International Student Assessment). The results so far available in this assessment allow a comparison to be made between Portuguese students and those from the other participating countries and also provide an understanding of the importance of key factors such as gender, socioeconomic circumstances, type of school (public/private), region, among others, in the analysis of their performance. The results of a study will be presented in this paper, the main aim of which is to make an in-depth analysis of the outcome of this international survey. More specifically, it seeks to shed light on why there is such heterogeneity in the performance of the Portuguese youths in a comparison with the students from other countries, notably from Southern Europe. This analysis is supported by multivariate statistical analyses which allow the hierarchisation of a broad set of factors. 
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