PISA Tests: Argentina Fell Into Reading, Mathematics and Science and Had Its Worst Results Since 2006
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According to the official report, less than one in 12 students reaches the basic level in all subjects; Pettovello's portfolio accused Kirchnerism of deterioration
The fall occurs in the midst of a global deterioration of learning. Almost 8 out of 10 Argentine students do not reach the basic level in Mathematics; they are 6 out of 10 in Reading and Science. The country was eighth in Latin America and is one of the most backward in the region since 2022.
Over the past three years, the number of 15-year-olds who do not reach the minimum level of reading, science and mathematics performance has grown.
The country was among the last of the international assessment: 76 per cent of the students did not reach the basic level in Mathematics, and the results in Reading and Science fell from 2022. The Government attributed the deterioration to previous efforts.
The country obtained 393 points in Science, 389 in Reading and 367 in Mathematics, with setbacks of 13, 12 and 11 points compared to 2022. Almost half of the 15 year old students had simultaneous low performance in all three areas. Argentina recorded their worst results in the tests...
The Ministry of Human Capital warned of the fall in Science, Reading and Mathematics and attributed the regression to the educational policies of previous governments. The post Tests PISA 2025: After the meagre results, the national government held Kirchnerismo responsible appeared first on El Intranssigente: Latest news from Argentina and the world in real time.
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