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Why Did Chile Fail in the PISA Test? “Pandemic Generation” and Excessive Use of Screens Appear as Factors

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Through a widespread drop in results across the OECD, young Chileans exhibit one of the worst results in their history. Being a cross-cutting phenomenon, experts venture into the only common factor possible among nations: the consequences of the Covid running of the bulls and the growing irruption of technology.

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Associate Professor Aida Bikic agrees with the Prime Minister that young people's screen use is a contributing factor in the learning crisis.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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Through a widespread drop in results across the OECD, young Chileans exhibit one of the worst results in their history. Being a cross-cutting phenomenon, experts venture into the only common factor possible among nations: the consequences of the Covid running of the bulls and the growing irruption of technology.

·Las Condes, Chile
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The measurement corresponds to the year 2025.

Chile again showed difficulties in the PISA 2025 test. 15-year-old students obtained 403 points in mathematics and 436 in reading, both lower than those recorded in 2022 and lower than the average of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). In science, the country reached 442 points and [...]

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Emol broke the news on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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