“Nobody teaches them how to study,” “nobody talks to them about learning techniques,” or “they don’t know how to prepare exams well” are common comments among families with school-age children. Published on September 8, PISA has found that students in 15 have serious difficulties in understanding and interpreting texts of more than 400 words (a folio). In addition, the international evaluation organized by the OECD has detected an increase in st…
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“Nobody teaches them how to study,” “nobody talks to them about learning techniques,” or “they don’t know how to prepare exams well” are common comments among families with school-age children. Published on September 8, PISA has found that students in 15 have serious difficulties in understanding and interpreting texts of more than 400 words (a folio). In addition, the international evaluation organized by the OECD has detected an increase in st…