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Singapore, mainland China top global student assessment as OECD scores plummet

Latest survey of 15-year-old students across 91 countries and economies included new computational problem-solving module for AI era.

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The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) cautions against the negative impact of digital devices and artificial intelligence on students after a global decline in student levels in reading, mathematics and science.

The PISA test, (Programme for International Student Assessment), is driven by the countries of the (OECD), and, what it does is measure toral aspects of learning in mathematics, reading, science. This evaluation has been practiced in 91 countries in 2025, worldwide, and, what does seem clear, is that it [...] The Worrying Post: PISA, has shown us worldwide. it was first published in Digital Process.

Singapore and China excelled in PISA 2025, with China topping the math and science charts and Singapore topping the reading charts. |Indonesia's reading and science scores rose, while its math scores fell compared to PISA 2022. |PISA 2025 was attended by 91 countries, up from 81 in 2022.

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PISA 2025 ranked Singapore top in ASEAN. Indonesia ranked sixth in science. Check out the full scores.

AzEdu.az presents an article by educational technologist, co-founder of the "Hadaf" Group of Companies, associate professor Shamil Sadiq on the PISA international student assessment: When we look at the PISA results for several years now, we are faced with the same picture: Singapore is still at the top. In the top three, top five and often in first place&helli...

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South China Morning Post broke the news in Hong Kong, Hong Kong on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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