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Table 8 Frequencies of relative subject-specific achievement patterns across all European countries overall patterns and in highest and lowest achieving profiles

From: Subject-specific strength and weaknesses of fourth-grade students in Europe: a comparative latent profile analysis of multidimensional proficiency patterns based on PIRLS/TIMSS combined 2011

 

Code

Observed subject-specific achievement patterns within profiles

Frequencies across European countries

Total

High achievers profiles 6–7

Low achievers profiles 1–3

 

OOO

No relative subject-specific weakness or strength

11

1

5

R

Relative strength in Reading

9

2

7

RM

Relative strength in Reading and Mathematics

7

1

5

RMS

Relative strength in Reading, then in Mathematics and then in Science

3

1

0

RS

Relative strength in Reading and Science

32

7

12

RSM

Relative strength in Reading, then in Science and then in Mathematics

1

0

1

S

Relative strength in Science

11

5

3

SRM

Relative strength in Science, then in Reading and then in Mathematics

16

11

1

SMR

Relative strength in Science, then in Mathematics and then in Reading

1

1

0

M

Relative strength in Mathematics

15

2

11

MS

Relative strength in Mathematics and Science

2

1

1

MSR

Relative strength in Mathematics, then in Science and then in Reading

0

0

0

MRS

Relative strength in Mathematics, then in Reading and then in Science

11

2

5