The European Commission Has Analysed the Results of the PISA Tests: the EU Is Moving Further Away From Its Objective
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The European Commission is drawing an alarm after analysing the results of the PISA tests, which Romania has placed at the back of the ranking. The evolution seems symptomatic for the whole of Europe, and the data shows not only that European students have weaker results in all three main areas, mathematics, reading and science, but also that the number of pupils with exceptional performances is decreasing.
The European Commission has analysed the results of the PISA tests and has concluded that the European Union is moving further away from its 2030 target of reducing poor results by 15% for each subject.The data shows that students have poor results in all three main areas - mathematics, reading and science, and the number of students with outstanding performance is decreasing.
Fifteen-year-old students in the European Union are underperforming in all three key areas and are increasingly lagging behind students from other developed economies, an EU analysis of last year's PISA test results shows.
On Monday, the European Commission published an analysis of the results of the evaluation of PISA tests for students. The EU's findings show that students have poor results in all three main areas: 33.9% in mathematics, 31.3% in reading and 25.9% in science, according to Mediafax. According to the European Commission's Representation in Romania, the results of the students show that the EU [...] Article The summary forecast of the European Commi…
The European Commission published today, World Teachers' Day, the first European analysis of the OECD's PISA 2025 results. Brussels' conclusion is that the decline in the basic skills of 15-year-olds in the EU continues and that the Union is moving away from its 2030 targets. Response from Brussels: George Syriopoulos The European Education Policy ... More www.ertnews.gr
The European Commission has analysed the results of the PISA tests and has realised that the European Union is moving further away from its 2030 target of reducing poor results by 15% for each subject.
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