We have fallen from the clouds again with the low flights of Greek students in the PISA competition and we are trying to find "what is wrong", while the answer is obvious: Our educational system is to blame. Yes, life has changed and children read fewer books and are "glued" to their mobile phones, but even more "glued" are Greek schools and the methodology of our own secondary education. Children learn equations but not division, while in the l…
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We have fallen from the clouds again with the low flights of Greek students in the PISA competition and we are trying to find "what is wrong", while the answer is obvious: Our educational system is to blame. Yes, life has changed and children read fewer books and are "glued" to their mobile phones, but even more "glued" are Greek schools and the methodology of our own secondary education. Children learn equations but not division, while in the l…