PISA Tests: Without Admitting Responsibility, the Government Blamed "the Educational Culture of Kirchnerism"
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The Ministry of Human Capital issued a statement in which it maintains that the evaluation looks at the students’ journey since 2013: “It is a consequence of the educational culture that they established for 12 years.” After the PISA Tests – the main international educational evaluation – showed a sharp fall of secondary students in Science, Reading and [...]
Far from making a self-criticism, the national government blamed “previous managements” and, in particular, “kirchnerist governments”
The Ministry of Human Capital spoke of "structural problem" and only mentioned Kirchnerism, despite the fact that the report evaluated the last three years, just those that Milei has been in power. The Ministry of Human Capital, through the Ministry of Education, issued an official statement after the results of the PISA 2025 tests, which placed Argentina in its worst performance since the country participated in the program, in 2000.
Human Capital held Kirchnerist efforts responsible for the deterioration of education and defended Milei’s literacy and mathematics plans. The entry The government went out to blame Kirchnerism for Argentina’s collapse in the PISA tests was first published in #BorderJournalism.
Our country was ranked 72th among the 91 who participated. There was a decline in all categories: 76% of students do not reach minimum levels in mathematics. The government attributed the fall to previous governments.
Capital Humano said in a statement that the results, with low scores in Science, Reading and Mathematics, belong to students who began their schooling in 2013.
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