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Tekst porusza główne aspekty braku kontynuowania w Polsce badania TALIS. Artykuł podzielony jest na pięć sekcji i dyskusję. Pierwsza odnosi się do największych i najważniejszych międzynarodowych badań edukacyjnych. Sekcja druga porusza najważniejsze zagadnienia TALIS’a. Problemy kosztów badania TALIS i skali aprobaty społecznej są zaprezentowane w sekcjach trzeciej i czwartej. Korzyści wynikające z uczestnictwa w badaniu TALIS są syntetycznie przedstawione w sekcji piątej. Dyskusja jest zakończeniem artykułu.
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This text reflects on the main aspects of the lack of continuation of TALIS in Poland. The paper is divided into five sections and discussion. The first refers to the greatest and the most important international educational surveys. Section two reflects on main topics of TALIS. Problems associated with costs of TALIS and social desirability scale are presented in the section three and four. The benefits connected with participation in TALIS are briefly presented in section five. Discussion is the end of the paper.
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This text draws current demographic processes and presents how they can influence education at present and in the future. This is divided into four main parts. The first deals with the analysis of total fertility rate and natural increase. Problems associated with immigration are briefly presented in the second part. Part three and four reflects on some results of demographic trends and dominant models of schooling.
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This paper attempts to present, theoretically and partly empirically, a discussion about a science capital which is treated as a phenomenon itself or a part of cultural and social capital. This quite new approach introducing „science capital” to social sciences is very useful in studying young people's scientific and career aspirations. The paper presents some results from the research on science capital in England. The results show that science capital is key in terms of scientific aspirations and participation. Efforts should be focused on building science capital among students and their families
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