Dresden - The results of the PISA study 2025 also provide significant reactions in Saxony. According to the Saxon Teachers' Association, 15-year-olds in Germany achieve the lowest levels of competence since the beginning of the surveys. Thus, around one fifth of the young people achieve sufficient basic competences in none of the three areas. At the same time, the link between socio-economic status and competence level is described as particular…
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Dresden - The results of the PISA study 2025 also provide significant reactions in Saxony. According to the Saxon Teachers' Association, 15-year-olds in Germany achieve the lowest levels of competence since the beginning of the surveys. Thus, around one fifth of the young people achieve sufficient basic competences in none of the three areas. At the same time, the link between socio-economic status and competence level is described as particular…