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PISA: Portuguese Students Have Walked 20 Back in Mathematics and Reading Economic Journal

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Portuguese students now have a worse reading performance than in 2000 and mathematics, the result is close to that obtained in 2003. In the map of PISA 2025, which evaluated 760,000 students from 91 countries and economies in 2025, Portugal emerges in 29th place to Sciences, 26th to Reading and 30th to Mathematics.

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Portuguese students now have a worse reading performance than in 2000 and mathematics, the result is close to that obtained in 2003. In the map of PISA 2025, which evaluated 760,000 students from 91 countries and economies in 2025, Portugal emerges in 29th place to Sciences, 26th to Reading and 30th to Mathematics.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The results of PISA 2025 put Portugal in the face of a new signal of alert in school performance. Although the country remains statistically close to the OECD average, the results show a loss of knowledge and a significant increase in the percentage of students whose abilities do not reach an acceptable level, advances the agency Lusa. Among the [...]

The results returned to values close to those observed in 2006 in Mathematics, Reading and Science, "reverting the previous gains completely", refers to the largest international study of education carried out by the OECD.

Portuguese students had the worst academic performances ever in the PISA international program reading test, aggravating a downward trajectory whose results already represent more than a year of lost study.

·Portugal
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Portugal fell in the three items (Science, Reading and Mathematics) and was always below the OECD average, falling for results identical to 2006. zzleThe previous gains were completely reversed, warns the OECD.

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Correio da Manhã broke the news on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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