In your family, who helps you regularly with your homework or private study? Father or other male guardian

In your family, who helps you regularly with your homework or private study? Sister(s)\brother(s)

In your family, who helps you regularly with your homework or private study? Grandparents

In your family, who helps you regularly with your homework or private study? Other relatives

In your family, who helps you regularly with your homework or private study? Nobody

In your family, who helps you regularly with your homework or private study? Other person

Did you change schools when you were attending <ISCED 1>?

No, I attended all of <ISCED 1> at the same school.

Did you change schools when you were attending <ISCED 2>?

No, I attended all of <ISCED 2> at the same school.

Have you ever changed your <study programme>?

Yes, I changed the <study programme> once.
Yes, I changed the <study programme> twice or more.

Who will complete this questionnaire? Mother or other female guardian

Who will complete this questionnaire? Father or other male guardian

Who will complete this questionnaire? Other

Watched, read or listened to science fiction

Fixed broken objects or items, e.g. broken electronic toys

Experimented with a science kit, electronics kit, or chemistry set, used a microscope or telescope

Played computer games with a science content

Discuss how well my child is doing at school.

Eat <the main meal> with my child around a table.

Help my child with his\her science homework.

Ask how my child is performing in science class.

Obtain science-related materials (e.g., applications, software, study guides etc.) for my child.

Discuss with my child how science is used in everyday life.

Discuss <science related career> options with my child.

Thinking about <the last academic year>, I am interested in my childs school activities.

Thinking about <the last academic year>, I am supportive of my child's efforts at school and his\her achievements.

Thinking about <the last academic year>, I support my child when he\she is facing difficulties at school.