Graphics to Understand the Fall of Spanish Students' Results in the PISA 2025 Report
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Madrid and Castilla y León stand out as the communities with the best results, although they also get worse compared to 2022.
Spain signs its worst historical result in the great international evaluation of the educational systems of 91 countries. Beyond the results, these are the keys to understanding the reasons for the collapse
The 2025 edition of PISA is a varapalo for Spain, which falls more than its surroundings and widens its difference with the countries of reference; among the strengths of the Spanish system is its equity: the difference between students with worse and better performance is lower than in most nationsSpain collapses in PISA and students have "difficulties" with texts of more than 400 words because of screens Spain, like most countries, suffers a n…
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Published this Tuesday around the world, PISA 2025 notes that Spanish students lose 23 points in reading competition, which means more than one course (20 points equals one academic year). In mathematics, the decrease is 16 points (almost another whole course) and in science 8. These are the worst results since, in 2000, the OECD began the PISA report to check the academic performance of 15-year-old students in more than 90 countries.
Spain has recorded the worst result of its history in the key competencies evaluated in the PISA report, a document of almost 380 pages that reflects a general decline in reading comprehension and mathematical competence.In this scenario, the director general of the José Manuel Lara Foundation, Pablo Morillo, has characterized the educational situation of Andalusia and the country as a whole as a real "disaster".The expert has explained that the…
The results of the PISA 2025 report have confirmed the worst omens for the Spanish education system, drawing a picture of a generalised decline that particularly hits autonomous communities such as Andalusia. The international study, prepared by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), reflects a historical fall in all the competencies assessed, placing the Andalusian community significantly below national and European a…
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