A tool to capture learning experiences during COVID-19: The PISA Global Crises Questionnaire Module

Jonas Bertling, Nathaniel Rojas, Jan Alegre and Katie Faherty
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Jonas Bertling: Educational Testing Service
Nathaniel Rojas: Educational Testing Service
Jan Alegre: Educational Testing Service
Katie Faherty: Educational Testing Service

No 232, OECD Education Working Papers from OECD Publishing

Abstract: The global spread of COVID-19 has led to unprecedented disruptions in schooling around the world that have animated increased interest among policymakers, educators, researchers and the general public in knowing about how education systems have responded to the pandemic and how students’ learning experiences have changed. The PISA Global Crises Module was developed to address this need. 62 student questionnaire items (grouped into 11 questions) and 68 school questionnaire items (grouped into 14 questions) were developed following a process that involved input from leading questionnaire development experts, PISA National Centres, as well as small-scale cognitive interview studies in three countries. While all countries were affected by the pandemic in some way, the module seeks to illuminate differential effects on student learning and well-being, and the degree of interruption or changes to education across different education systems. Governing bodies, organisations and researchers can use the instruments and the descriptions of the underlying constructs for adaptation and broader implementation.

Date: 2020-10-14
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