Reading and Math Scores Fall to Record Lows in the World’s Wealthiest Countries
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This week we were able to learn the data from the PISA report. The assessment published by the OECD on September 8th examined more than 760,000 15-year-olds, representing some 33 million students from 91 countries and economies. The overall result does not provide much consolation: the average performance of OECD countries is at its lowest levels since this assessment began. Between 2015 and 2025, the average score has fallen by 28 points in rea…
Math and reading scores have dropped in 37 of the 38 OECD countries. It is an unprecedented setback, with many theories but without certainty.
Reading and math scores fall to record lows in the world’s wealthiest countries
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The latest results of the OECD's PISA survey have shown a worrying trend in education - 15-year-olds in developed countries are now, on average, about a year and a half behind in reading, mathematics and science compared to the generation from 2015. After a sharp drop in results in 2022, which was largely linked to disruptions in education during the coronavirus pandemic, […]
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