OECD Warns of the "Constant" Increase in School Absenteeism in Spain, Especially in Primary
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The OECD notes a "constant" increase between 2015 and 2023 in absences from the classroom of Spanish schoolchildren (once a week or every two weeks) that departs from the average trend shown by the rest of developed countries, although the country remains below the European average.The OECD proposes to eliminate intensive hours and reduce repetition to fight school dropout The OECD (Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development) warns th…
In addition, the trend is rising, especially in the primary stage
In a new report, the organization warns of an upward trend between 2015 and 2023 of absences: once a week or every two weeks.
The OECD warns that school absenteeism grows in Spain and starts in Primary. Absences are at 15% in 2023. The entry The OECD warns of the increase in school absenteeism in Spain: the problem starts already in Primary was published first in What!.
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The OECD warns that school absenteeism problems are no longer a marginal issue, but have become a challenge affecting classrooms in almost all developed countries, although in some more than others, and in Spain the trend is rising, especially in the primary stage.
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