European PISA decline prompts investment
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New PISA results showed declines across much of Europe, prompting employers and unions to call for increased, targeted education investment to support disadvantaged children and strengthen school accountability.
by Luke Sibieta
We talked all things PISA, why most countries are seeing declines in results and why England seems to be bucking that trend
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What did we learn from England's latest PISA results?
@lukesibieta.bsky.social from @theifs.bsky.social joins me to discuss whether England fared better or worse than 90 other countries in maths, reading and science.
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We talked all things PISA, why most countries are seeing declines in results and why England seems to be bucking that trend
@theifs.bsky.social
Reposted by Lawrence Freedman, Francis Ruiz, Jonathan Portes
England's schools are now the second highest performing in the world outside the far east, according to the OECD's PISA study.
Is this because of policy? Attitude to technology? Cultural factors like immigration? And where can we still improve?
samf.substack.com/p/why-englan...
England's schools are now the second highest performing in the world outside the far east, according to the OECD's PISA study.
Is this because of policy? Attitude to technology? Cultural factors like immigration? And where can we still improve?
samf.substack.com/p/why-englan...
Reposted by Will Jennings, Nicolai von Ondarza
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