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Educational Test: Pisa Study: German Results as Bad as Never

Over the past year, around 6,700 students were tested for competences such as reading, mathematics and natural sciences.The values are also sobering from the point of view of the study makers.

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merkur.demerkur.de
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One in three students cannot read and calculate properly. The Pisa 2025 study shows that Germany is breeding its own skill problem, live and in real time.

·Munich, Germany
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WestfalenpostWestfalenpost
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In the new Pisa educational study, students in Germany perform as badly as never before.

·Essen, Germany
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Berliner MorgenpostBerliner Morgenpost
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The results are even weaker than in 2000 ('Pisa-Schock') because of a change in the student population and difficult learning requirements.

·Berlin, Germany
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Over the past year, around 6,700 students were tested for competences such as reading, mathematics and natural sciences.The values are also sobering from the point of view of the study makers.

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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Over the past year, around 6,700 students were tested for competences. The values are also sobering from the point of view of the study makers.

Center

The new PISA study shows the worst performance for Germany since the beginning of the survey. One in three young people has problems with computing and reading. But especially the ability to read is also worrying in other countries. By Anna Küch.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Welt broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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