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Danish Students Hit Historic Low in PISA Test

Summary by cphpost.dk
The academic level among Danish school students is once again declining, particularly in reading, but also in mathematics and science, according to the latest PISA study published Tuesday. With this decline, Danish students achieved their lowest results in the history of the study, which was first conducted in 2000. Students perform worst in reading, averaging […]

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The results of the big Pisa survey have landed - and it's tough reading for Danish school pupils.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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Danish pupils have the worst PISA results since the first survey in 2000, according to a report from Vive

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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·Borås, Sweden
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Never before have Danish school students performed so poorly in a PISA survey. A researcher explains what consequences this could have for the individual student – both in the school system and in the supermarket.

·Aarhus, Denmark
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May have difficulty in educationThe new study shows that between a quarter and almost a third of students in Denmark are now performing so poorly that, according to the PISA report, they may have difficulty fully functioning in society. Specifically, 29 percent in reading, 28 percent in mathematics and 25 percent in science score so low that they are categorized as "low performers" in the study. The deficient abilities mean that students risk li…

Denmark has prided itself on having a well-functioning education system for many years, but now a new PISA study can map out that things are not going so well for Danish school students. The study shows... Read more

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Jyllands-Posten broke the news in Aarhus, Denmark on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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