Government Rejects Responsibility for Poor Performance of Students in PISA
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Portuguese students who took the exams last year had a worse reading performance than in 2000 and mathematics achieved average results similar to those recorded in 2003.
The government removes direct responsibility for current results, but assumes the obligation to recover learning by 2029.
Response to the PISA study The content Government rejects political responsibilities for the poor results of students appears first in MINHO.
The poor results of Portuguese students in the international study PISA "gives concern" in the Ministry of Education, which dismisses political responsibilities in the worsening of learning, but claims to be responsible for finding solutions that reverse the decline trend until 2029.
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