The PISA Spain Report Reduces the Socio-Economic Gap but Lowers the Level of All Students
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Spain is at the forefront of repeaters and inequality in applying the measure within the developed world
The last worldwide verdict of the PISA report has left a conclusion that has surprised analysts and experts: the level of students with higher economic standards has fallen more than that of those with less resources. At first glance, the social X-ray of the Spanish school shows a positive figure: the weight of socioeconomic origin in the academic results of students has been reduced from 12.1% to 8.3%. Spain scales up to the third most equitabl…
The OECD PISA report measures every three years the skills in reading, mathematics and science of 15-year-old students. Spain participates since 2000.The post What is the PISA report and how it works: Spanish competencies, methodology and results aparece primero en Moncloa.
Spain has put a good «jardazo» in the PISA report ; the results in reading, mathematics and science have been short, let’s go what has never been seen before. This setback is equivalent to more than one lost school year something that is not a turkey mucus. Of course it is not a figure alone, in my opinion it is a symptom of a system that has confused flexibility with lowering demand. While the neighbors moderate its fall, Spain is dispatched on…
The PISA Spain report shows a paradox: the socio-economic gap is narrowing, but the educational level falls in all strata.The entry The PISA Spain report reduces the socio-economic gap but lowers the level of all students was first published in What!.
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