PISA: Results of Portuguese Students Fall Back 20 Years and Get Worse for the Third Time in a Row
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The gains achieved by 2015 were completely reversed by the losses of recent years, says the OECD in the report for Portugal. The performance of 15-year-olds in the three literatures tested by PISA is now on average among the countries of the organization, which has also been coming down. Why are so many educational systems failing is the question waiting to be answered
Portuguese students had the worst academic performances ever in the PISA international program reading test, aggravating a downward trajectory whose results represent already more than a year of lost study. The content Portuguese students worsen results back to the beginning of the century appears first in Folha Nacional.
Results of 15-year-olds reading were worse than in 2000. Mathematics the result is close to 2003
The 15-year-olds evaluated last year have further worsened mathematics, reading and science. Previous gains have been reversed. Portuguese students had the worst academic performances ever in the PISA international program reading test, aggravating a downward trajectory whose results represent already more than a year of lost study. This is one of the conclusions of the new edition of PISA – Programme for Interactional Student Assessment, the la…
Conclusion of the largest international study of education conducted by the OECD The content Portuguese students with the worst results since the beginning of the century appears first in MINHO.
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