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Sheinbaum Criticizes the PISA Test and Justifies the Bad Results: “It Is Not Unique to Mexico”

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The president says that the decline in mathematics, reading and science also occurs in other OECD members and questions the comparative scope of the examination.

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The president says that the decline in mathematics, reading and science also occurs in other OECD members and questions the comparative scope of the examination.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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OECD considers the basis for better results The President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, questioned the results of the Pisa test that puts Mexico in a breakthrough in science, regression in mathematics and in Spanish.«We have always said that these tests are questionable because the same for all countries has its limitations«The result ...

Claudia Sheinbaum said that Mexico's setbacks in reading and mathematics are not unique to the country and questioned the comparative limitations of PISA. La entrada Sheinbaum questions the scope of PISA and defends Mexico for educational setbacks aparece primero en Indice Político Noticias México, Opinión, Internacional.

Sheinbaum recognizes Mexico's decline in mathematics during the last PISA test Receives news from... The Sheinbaum charge recognizes Mexico's decline in mathematics during the last PISA test appeared first in the Political Chain.

The president attributed part of the fall in reading to the use of digital platforms and highlighted the role of Mexican teachers and students.

·Mexico City, Mexico
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“There is a recognition of the increase in science knowledge thanks to the New Mexican School,” the President said.

·Mexico City, Mexico
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El Economista broke the news in Mexico City, Mexico on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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