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ArticleFrontiers in psychology2022

Chinese senior primary school students' civic literacy and its affecting factors.

Yao Yao, Lian-Yu Cai, Mohamed Oubibi

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Yao YaoFaculty of Education, Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China.
Lian-Yu CaiCollege of Teacher Education, Education and Human Development, Zhejiang Normal University, Jinhua, China.
Mohamed OubibiCollege of Teacher Education, Education and Human Development, Zhejiang Normal University, Jinhua, China.

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Introduction: Measuring the current situation of civic literacy of senior primary school students (grade 5 and 6) and exploring its affecting factors is the basis for improving the effectiveness of civic education at this stage. Methods: The research developed the measurement questionnaire through item analysis, exploratory factor analysis, and other methods. It then was distributed nationwide online through stratified and cluster sampling, through which 1642 valid questionnaires were finally collected. The study took mean analysis, difference analysis, correlation analysis, and regression analysis. Results: The statistical results eventually showed the civic literacy of China's senior primary school students is, on the whole, at a comparatively high level. Chinese scholars Zhang Jiajun and Xu Jiao combined the particularity of civic literacy to divide it into four dimensions and the performance of the four dimensions of civic literacy is revealed to be: civic affection > civic cognition > civic competence > civic behavior. Further, a significant difference exists in students' civic literacy by gender (girls' civic literacy scores Conclusion: The family social economic status (SES) and school education were significantly positively correlated with students' civic literacy. Based on this, primary schools should implement educational compensation for cultivating civic literacy among the socioeconomically disadvantaged senior primary school students and carry out civic education according to the specific conditions of civic literacy of senior students.

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civic literacyfamily social economic statusinfluencing factorsschool educationsenior primary school students

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PMCPMC9798897

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