Spain’s PISA scores fall to record lows as reading, maths and science decline
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Spanish education faces a scenario marked by some of its worst educational outcomes in recent years and by the advance of private education. Most of the 90 countries participating in the PISA report tests have recorded a notable setback, but Spain’s fall has been particularly significant, falling below the OECD average in all the areas assessed. In this context, CCOO now warns of another phenomenon that it considers decisive for the future of th…
Spain once again confronts its educational weaknesses following the publication of the last PISA report, which places 15-year-old students in their worst historical score. This decline particularly affects reading and mathematics, and opens up an awkward debate about what has failed, both inside and outside the classrooms. The country highlights five key aspects of this fall: accumulated loss of points, mismatch with the international average an…
The president of the Junta de Castilla y León, Alfonso Fernández Mañueco, today lamented the “generalised fall” reflected in the PISA Report, known yesterday, in Spain as a whole. “Trivializing with education has consequences”, warned, in this regard, the autonomous president. Read more
Spain’s PISA scores fall to record lows as reading, maths and science decline
Spain’s education system has recorded its weakest results since the international PISA assessments began in 2000, with 15- and 16-year-old students losing ground in reading, mathematics and science and falling below the average performance of OECD countries in all three subjects. The findings, published on Tuesday by the Organisation for...
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