Czech Students Are Above Average in Natural Sciences, but They Are Deteriorating in the Long Term
4 Articles
4 Articles
In last year's PISA test focused on natural sciences, Czech 15-year-old students scored an average of 490 points. This is eight points above the European Union average, and even 14 points more than the OECD average. However, the joy of the students' results spoils the view of long-term development. Not only in natural sciences, but also in reading and mathematical skills, not only Czech children are getting worse.
According to the international PISA testing, Czech 15-year-old students continue to perform above average, but they have deteriorated in mathematics and reading. There have been fewer children who enjoy learning new things.
Czech 15-year-old students are above average compared to their peers from OECD and European Union countries, yet their results in reading, mathematics and science literacy have been declining for a long time. Since the last testing in 2022, students have deteriorated the most in reading, from a longer-term...
Czech pupils have above average knowledge of OECD and European Union countries. At the same time, however, their results have been declining for a long time, mainly in mathematics and reading skills. This is according to the PISA survey conducted by the Czech School Inspectorate (ČŠI). Comparing the results of 15-year-old pupils, this year he also focused on digital technologies and working with AI.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 100% of the sources lean Left
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
