PIRLS

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PIRLS (Progress in International Reading Literacy Study) is a large-scale international assessment that measures the reading literacy of fourth-grade students across participating countries.

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instanceOf international student assessment
large-scale educational study
acronym PIRLS NERFINISHED
assessmentType large-scale assessment
standardized test
benchmarkLevels advanced international benchmark
high international benchmark
intermediate international benchmark
low international benchmark
collectsFrom education systems
participating countries
comparisonUnit education systems rather than individual students
dataType contextual background data
student achievement data
ePIRLSFocus online informational reading
field education
reading literacy
firstCycle 2001
focusesOn reading literacy of students
frequency conducted every five years
fullName Progress in International Reading Literacy Study NERFINISHED
geographicScope international
gradeLevelAssessed grade 4
includesComponent PIRLS Literacy NERFINISHED
ePIRLS NERFINISHED
language administered in national languages of participating countries
measures reading achievement
reading comprehension
trends in reading literacy over time
organizer International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement NERFINISHED
organizerAcronym IEA NERFINISHED
primaryGoal compare reading performance across countries
monitor trends in reading literacy achievement
reports international reports
national reports
resultsUsedFor curriculum evaluation
education policy analysis
international benchmarking
scaleType achievement scale with international benchmarks
sponsorType intergovernmental and national education authorities
subjectArea reading
subscale informational reading
subscale literary reading
targetPopulation fourth-grade students
primary school students
uses questionnaires for students, teachers, and schools
standardized reading passages
website https://www.iea.nl/studies/iea/pirls

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