What Would Have Happened if Catalonia Had Done Well in PISA? Secondary School Teachers Calculate the "Catastrophe"
19 Articles
19 Articles
The president of the Generalitat de Catalunya, Salvador Illa, has recognized, today during the monographic debate in the Parliament on the fiasco of the last PISA tests in the community, that the Department of Education knew from April 2025 the incidences that ended up excluding Catalonia from the report. Some failures that could be corrected but that, surprisingly, was not done. The correction measures were not activated when "there was still r…
The four groups perform this act before starting Illa’s appearance because of the fiasco of the PISA tests when considering that one must give “response to constant hate speech” in the Catalan Chamber
Illa admits "serious and unacceptable" errors in the PISA tests: "The system did not work"
The president of the Generalitat assures that there were "deficiencies" in the transmission of information
Illa Attributes the PISA School Fiasco in Catalonia to “Mistakes of Interpretation and Transmission”
The president of the Generalitat has played a slight mea culpa and has focused his analysis on explaining that "there was no alteration of the results, only...
The president acknowledges to the opposition the seriousness of 'unacceptable' events and has admitted that what happened with the PISA test 'should not have happened'
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