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Mathematics Attitude-Achievement Relationships in Selected High-Performing Asian Education Systems: Evidence from TIMSS 2023 Grade 8
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East Asian and other high-performing Asian education systems are often discussed through the lens of high mathematics achievement, yet high achievement does not imply a uniform affective relation to mathematics. Drawing on the three-dimensional model of attitude toward mathematics, this study compar
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