PISA 2025: Slovak Pupils Have Improved Significantly in Natural Sciences, but Fall Behind in an Important Skill
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Slovak students take PISA 2025 test Significantly improved in science Many still struggle with basic reading and maths tasks
The PISA 2025 test revealed the weaknesses of Slovak pupils in reading and science literacy. However, in mathematics, they are among the above average countries of the OECD.
BRATISLAVA - The results of 15-year-old Slovak students in the international PISA 2025 testing are below the average for OECD countries in reading and science literacy. In mathematical literacy, the students' performance ranked among countries above the average for OECD countries. The findings are presented on Tuesday in Bratislava, Slovakia. This is the first-ever regional presentation of PISA results for countries in Central and Eastern Europe…
Bratislava on Tuesday became one of the centers of discussion about how schools are prepared for the world in which today's teenagers grow up. Representatives of the countries of Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia meet here to publish the results of the international study PISA 2025. --- Drucker: Teachers should...
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