Mexico Regresses in Mathematics: 7 Out of 10 Students Did Not Reach Basic Levels in the PISA 2025 Test
6 Articles
6 Articles
The country is behind Uruguay and Chile among 13 Latin American nations
Mexico maintains an important educational lag, particularly in disciplines such as mathematics and reading comprehension, and even has levels below those obtained during the covid-19 pandemic, revealed the results of the Program for the International Evaluation of Pupils (PISA) 2025 edition. The evaluation, in which approximately 760,000 students from 91 different countries and economies participated, showed that Mexicans aged 15 years were belo…
According to the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), 41.8 percent of Mexican students did not reach level 2 in mathematics, reading and science, that is, 4 out of 10 15-year-old students were below the basic level of performance In the PISA 2025 test, Mexico recorded 388 points in [...] The entry Mexico falls back into test PISA 2025 was first published in Contigo Puebla.
The lack of elementary numerical operations makes it difficult to understand credits, interest rates, budgets and savings in Mexican families; young people failed in mathematical skills, according to PISA 2025.
The most recent results of the PISA test, an evaluation carried out by the OECD, show that Mexico faces a major lag in mathematics
Mexico scored 388 points in mathematics in the PISA 2025 test, seven less than in 2022 and its lowest result since 2006. Only 30% of 15-year-old students evaluated reached basic competencies, compared to the average of 65% in OECD countries. The basic level contemplates skills such as comparing the distance between two routes or converting the value between two currencies. Since 2015, the percentage of Mexican students who do not reach those com…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 100% of the sources lean Left
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
