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The PISA database offers a comprehensive collection of responses from students, school principals, and parents, providing valuable resources for statisticians and professional researchers seeking to conduct their own analyses of PISA data. Accessible files include background questionnaires, ASCII format data files spanning from 2000 to 2012, codebooks, compendia, and SAS™ and SPSS™ data files to facilitate efficient data processing.
Exploring a Wealth of Data
The PISA database offers a comprehensive collection of responses from students, school principals, and parents, providing valuable resources for statisticians and professional researchers seeking to conduct their own analyses of PISA data.
Diverse Resources for Analysis
Accessible files within the PISA database cater to the diverse needs of researchers, offering a range of resources to facilitate data exploration and analysis. From background questionnaires to ASCII format data files spanning from 2000 to 2012, researchers have access to longitudinal data and contextual information crucial for informed analysis.
Efficient Processing with Standardized Formats
Furthermore, the availability of SAS™ and SPSS™ data files within the PISA database streamlines the data processing workflow for researchers, enabling efficient manipulation and analysis of the dataset. With these standardized formats readily accessible, researchers can leverage their preferred statistical software tools to explore complex research questions and contribute to the collective understanding of educational phenomena on a global scale.
