PISA 2025: Greece Below OECD Average — 56% Pass Basic Level in Reading, 50% in Maths
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According to the results of the PISA 2025 survey, Greek students show a slowdown or convergence with the OECD average in their performance, while their decline is smaller compared to other advanced countries.
Student achievement began to decline in OECD countries, with Greece not escaping the norm. Lower than the average number in our country.
"Today's publication of the PISA 2025 results raises a crucial question: what have seven years of continuous government announcements and "reforms" in education ultimately yielded?", commented Stefanos Parastatidis, Member of Parliament for Kilkis, and Socrates Katsikas, Secretary of the Education Sector of PASOK-Movement for Change, earlier today (8/9), on the occasion of the publication of the PISA 2025 study on school performance. More specif…
Greek students performed below the OECD average in Science, Mathematics and Reading Comprehension in the PISA 2025 test.
The results of the PISA 2025 survey were announced today, in the presence of the Minister of Education, Religious Affairs & Sports, Sofia Zacharaki, by the National Coordinator of the PISA program in Greece, Professor Costas Dimopoulos, simultaneously with the presentation by Andreas Schleicher, Director of Education and Skills of the OECD in Paris.
The latest OECD report sounds a loud alarm bell for the future of Greek education, recording our country's further decline in the PISA 2025 competition. In addition to the dramatic decline in reading and mathematics performance, the research sheds light on absenteeism, lack of discipline and gaps in digital teaching. Comparatively […] The post PISA: Endless slide for Greek schools in the OECD global ranking appeared first on iEidiseis.
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