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Nevertheless, a concern of the increased usage of com-  parental education, and number of books in the home)
          puters in education is that it might widen the gap between   had significantly higher CIL scores.  This important find-
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          higher and lower achieving students, especially if digital   ing  underlines  the  need  for  further  understanding  on
          skills are not taught adequately to the students. Further-  identifying vulnerable students and developing tailored
          more, from ICILS 2018, we know that the so-called digi-  measures to better aid them in future, especially during
          tal divide is associated with the socioeconomic status of   disruptions.
          students; On average, students from higher socioeco-
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          It is not only education that is moving toward digital but also assessments. IEA’s PIRLS (Progress in International
          Reading Literacy study) began in its 2016 cycle ePIRLS,  TIMSS has moved to digital in the 2019 cycle with its Prob-
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          lem Solving an Inquiry Tasks, or PSIs.  ICILS always used computer-based assessment because of the nature of the
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          study being assessing students’ computer literacy–this means in all cycles 2013, 2018, and the current 2023 cycle.
          Also, ICCS has moved to a digital option in the most recent 2022 cycle.








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