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Poslodavci Predlažu Dužu Osnovnu šKolu Uz Focus Na Matahu: "Obrazovni Rezultati Su Ispodprosječni"

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Budući da water novi PISA testovi, koji water mjerili znanje 15-godišnjaka, pokazali da grupdnih 36 posto hrvatskih učenika ne doseže ni osnovnu razinu matematičke pismenosti dok ih samo pet posto može rješavati najsloženije probleme, HUP predlaže duže osnovnoškolsko […] Objava Poslodavci predlažu dužu osnovnu školu uz fokus na matahu: “Obrazovni rezultati su ispodprosječni” pojavila se prvi puta na Novi list.

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NEW PISA test results have shown that 36 percent of Croatian 15-year-olds do not even reach the basic level of mathematical literacy.

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Budući da water novi PISA testovi, koji water mjerili znanje 15-godišnjaka, pokazali da grupdnih 36 posto hrvatskih učenika ne doseže ni osnovnu razinu matematičke pismenosti dok ih samo pet posto može rješavati najsloženije probleme, HUP predlaže duže osnovnoškolsko […] Objava Poslodavci predlažu dužu osnovnu školu uz fokus na matahu: “Obrazovni rezultati su ispodprosječni” pojavila se prvi puta na Novi list.

HUP proposes a longer primary school education with a focus on mathematics and other basic literacy due to increasingly poor results. The post HUP is looking for a longer primary school due to the increasingly poor student results appeared for the first time on narod.hr.

The new PISA results, in fact, show a worsening of outcomes in all three areas of testing, with the biggest decline recorded in reading literacy.

According to the results, 64 percent of Croatian students reached at least the basic, second level of mathematical literacy, which means that 36 percent remained below it.

Since the new PISA tests, which measured the knowledge of 15-year-olds, showed that a record 36 percent of Croatian students do not even reach the basic level of mathematical literacy, while only five percent can solve the most complex problems, the Croatian Employers' Association (HUP) proposes longer primary education with a focus on mathematical and other basic literacy skills.

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Novi list broke the news on Saturday, September 19, 2026.
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