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Education Minister Explains Poor Results at PISA: "A Biological Virus, but Also a Cognitive Virus

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Education Minister Mihai Dimian says that the poor results of Romanian students in PISA tests can also be explained by the difference between the assessment method in Romania and that used in international testing. While national assessments are supported on paper, PISA tests are carried out on the computer.

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Education Minister Mihai Dimian says that the poor results of Romanian students in PISA tests can also be explained by the difference between the assessment method in Romania and that used in international testing. While national assessments are supported on paper, PISA tests are carried out on the computer.

Interim Minister of Education, Mihai Dimian, analyses the results of PISA, showing that we are talking at this time and about the effects of a "cognitive virus, which will affect us even more in the future if we do not take action.

·Bucharest, Romania
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Interim Education Minister Mihai Dimian analyses the PISA results, showing that we are talking at this time and about the effects of a "cognitive virus", which will affect us even more in the future if we don't take action. According to the Minister, researchers from prestigious universities justify this provocative analogy, and artificial intelligence doesn't change [...] The Article Education Minister blames AI for the PISA results: We are tal…

Education Minister Mihai Dimian argues that the poor results obtained by Romanian students in PISA tests can be explained, at least in part, by the difference between how students are evaluated in Romania and the format of the international test. While the National Assessment and other national assessments are carried out on paper, PISA tests are supported on ... The post Education Minister found the explanation for the poor results in PISA: Pap…

The weak results of Romanian students in PISA tests can also be explained by the fact that, in the Romanian educational system, all national assessments are on paper, while PISA tests are on the computer, explained the Minister of Education, Mihai Dimian, to the Future Marathon for Romania - Education that builds the future (II-a edition) organized by Profit.ro.

·Romania
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