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Romania, Weak Results at PISA. Serbian Copot Criticises the Authorities: "Do You Allow Yourselves to Blame the Parents?

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The results of the PISA 2025 tests have brought to the attention the problems facing the education system in Romania. The performance of Romanian students is still under the average of OECD member countries, and the reading results have fallen from the previous evaluation.
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Sociologist Gelu Sunday criticises the Romanian educational system after the PISA results and says that Romania has remained with a school built for a world that no longer exists. "We have a system anchored on the teacher, not on the student and on the future of society. The results of the PISA tests bring Romania back to a reality that the education system [...]

The PISA 2025 results show that Romania remains far below the OECD average in basic skills and that the results of a child are strongly associated with the socio-economic situation and with the school in which they learn. Romania has obtained 425 points in Science, [...]

It is understandable why the latest PISA results have sparked debates about school and the presence of experts in the public space is welcome. However, beyond the halls of ministries or the public positions of specialists, the figures suggest a question for the business environment and economists: with what skills will Romania try to support its development over the next two decades?

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The results of the PISA 2025 tests have brought to the attention the problems facing the education system in Romania. The performance of Romanian students is still under the average of OECD member countries, and the reading results have fallen from the previous evaluation.

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