“If I Had to Define It with a Word, I Would Be Beaten”: the Reaction of a Director to the Results of PISA in Euskadi
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Doctor in Education Economics, graduated in Mathematics and with a long career as an international consultant for the World Bank, Lucas Gortázar (Bilbao, 1986) is one of the most authorized voices to radiograph the strengths and weaknesses of the teaching systems. Currently as deputy director of EsadeEcPol, the researcher analyzes with concern the impact of the last PISA report on Euskadi. Despite having a high socioeconomic level and leading st…
The results of the PISA report in Euskadi have ignited all the alarms after recording the worst data of its history in reading comprehension, with a score of 419 points.This figure places the autonomous community 32 points below the Spanish average and only ahead of Ceuta and Melilla, in addition to reaping 459 points in science and 460 in mathematics.In this situation, the Department of Education has brought together representatives of about 90…
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