Denmark's PM Alarmed by Historically Worst Educational Test Result for PISA Schoolchildren
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Danish schoolchildren have never performed so poorly in a PISA test as they do now. Jyllands-Posten has asked the teachers' chairman whether teachers have a responsibility.
We must not lose faith that the next generation can be smarter than the previous one, warns the minister after the historically poor Pisa survey.
NEWS // OVERVIEW - The government is ready to invest more money in primary schools after Denmark's historically poor PISA results. This was stated by Minister of Education Magnus Heunicke after Tuesday's crisis meeting with key organisations in the school sector, including the Danish Council of Education and the Danish Teachers' Association. However, no concrete promises of new measures were made, and the minister stressed that there is no quick…
The government will invest more funds to raise the academic level of Danish schoolchildren after historically low Pisa results. This was announced by Minister of Education Magnus Heunicke after a meeting with, among others, the Danish Teachers' Association. This is reported by Ritzau. Magnus Heunicke says that all stakeholders agree to find solutions together. According to teacher chairman Gordon Ørskov Madsen, the investments should go all the …
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen is concerned about the disappointing results of the universal educational test PISA for schoolchildren, which turned out to be the worst in history - and not only in Denmark.
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