Pisa Ranking: Which Are the Best and Worst Countries?
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Editorial. PISA 2025 confirms this: Swiss students remain among the best in Europe. A satisfaction that hides a much more worrying background trend. The level of young people erodes, year after year, in the basic skills.You can always see the glass half full. This reassures, and in these times when the news is bad wherever it comes, it is good to take. But training is too fundamental to make the ostrich. Certainly, PISA flatters the ego. In this…
Rich countries have the worst performance of history in Pisa The school performance of 15-year-olds in the most developed countries of the world collapsed, showing the results of the International Student Assessment Program (Pisa) of 2025, released on Tuesday (8). More than 760,000 students, from 91 nations, participated in the study. The habit of reading less and in a hurry, the lack of interest in the contents taught, the excessive use of arti…
The PISA report on the skills of 15-year-old school students in a wide range of countries has just been released. See the complete PISA rankings here, and see how far Denmark has fallen on the list.
While the latest Pisa classification has highlighted the fall in the school level of French students, other countries are doing much better. Here are the first in the class and the donkey cups. Regions of the world are widely emerging. While the level of French students is at the lowest level according to the latest Pisa classification, other countries are doing much better. Indeed, on the average results of the students in the Pisa tests of 202…
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