Eğitim-İş'S Reaction to PISA 2025: 'Inequality, Not Success'
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Speaking about the PISA 2025 results, Kadem Özbay, the General President of Eğitim-İş (Education Workers' Union), stated that the increase in averages was not reflected in all segments of society, arguing that the rise in the Turkish average was mainly due to the performance of socioeconomically advantaged students. Özbay noted that there was no significant increase in mathematics scores for poor students, saying, "The data tells a story of ineq…
Speaking about the PISA 2025 results, Kadem Özbay, the General President of Eğitim-İş (Education Workers' Union), stated that the increase in averages was not reflected in all segments of society, arguing that the rise in the Turkish average was mainly due to the performance of socioeconomically advantaged students. Özbay noted that there was no significant increase in mathematics scores for poor students, saying, "The data tells a story of ineq…
Kadem Özbay, the head of Eğitim-İş (Education Workers' Union), reacted to the Ministry of National Education's announcement of the PISA 2025 results with the headline "Turkey has become the country with the highest improvement in every field." Özbay stated, "More than one-third of students live in material deprivation, and PISA ignores more than 1.3 million of these children."
Kadem Özbay, the General President of Eğitim-İş (Education Workers' Union), commented on the Ministry of National Education's statement regarding the PISA 2025 results, saying, "More than one-third of students in Türkiye live in material deprivation, and PISA completely ignores more than 1.3 million of these children. Children who work four days a week in businesses under the Vocational Education and Training Centers, those enrolled in open high…
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