PISA Exposes Problems in Polish Schools. Nowacka: "Political Stability" Was Lacking.
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Success on paper, tragedy on the benches. The results are the students' fault, not the Polish school. The PISA 2025 results reveal something politicians clearly don't want to talk about: Poland has talented, highly intelligent fifteen-year-olds (we doubt this, as Civic Platform and Law and Justice (PiS) have made them into dull voters – ed.), but a school that doesn't give them a sense of purpose…
Barbara Nowacka commented on the results of the PISA 2025 study. The head of the Ministry of National Education emphasized that "the declines have been halted, but Polish education clearly needs changes."
– The results are alarming for the whole of Europe – said Minister of Education Barbara Nowacka during the presentation of the PISA 2025 results.
This is reflected, among other things, in the results of the latest edition of the international PISA 2025 survey of 15-year-olds' skills, in which 91 countries and regions of the world participated. The Polish report was published simultaneously with the international report and presented by the Educational Research Institute - National Research Institute.
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