University of Tokyo

Abstract
Survey Number a152
Survey Title Monograph/Elementary School Students Now: Arithmetic, 1995
Depositor Benesse Educational Research and Development Institute
(Former Name:Benesse Corporation)
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Summary  This is a survey and analysis of children's awareness of topics related to arithmetic as well as the psychological impact and associated problems of arithmetic learning from the children's perspective.
Data Type quantitative research: micro data
Universe Sixth-year students from 7 prefectures (Miyagi, Ibaraki, Tokyo, Chiba, Saitama, Kanagawa, Gifu, and Nagasaki)
Unit of Observation Individual
Sample Size A sample of 2,747 (1,450 boys and 1,297 girls)
Date of Collection 1995-02-01 ~ 1995-02-01
1995/02/01
Time Period 1995 ~ 1995
Spatial Unit ibaraki
tokyo
chiba
saitama
kanagawa
gifu
Miyagi/Ibaraki/Tokyo/Chiba/Saitama/Kanagawa/Gifu/Nagasaki
Sampling Procedure
Mode of Data Collection Questionnaire survey through schools
Investigator Benesse Corporation
DOI 10.34500/SSJDA.a152
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Related Publications (by the Investigator) Please refer to the abstract in Japanese.
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Documentation Questionnaire
Major Survey Items  Gender, subjects the respondent likes and dislikes, the degree of difficulty the respondent experienced while attempting to solve math problems in years 3–6 by unit, respondent’s evaluation of the subject, respondent’s perceptions of the subject, respondent’s (un)pleasant experiences in math class, respondent’s resistance to learning (math, Japanese, social studies, science), whether the respondent attends a cram school and the type of cram school the respondent attends, comparison between cram schools and schools, respondent’s approach to studying math at school, respondent’s independent approach to studying math outside of school, relationship between the respondent's strengths and weaknesses in arithmetic and their prospective future, respondent’s self-evaluation of their performance in arithmetic, etc.
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