PISA 2025: Student Performance Falling as Demands on Young People Rise
Reading scores fell 14 points on average since 2022, and math has declined since 2018, OECD said.
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PISA Shows Gen Alpha Can’t Read. The Problem Goes Far beyond School
OECD reading performance has fallen to its lowest level since PISA began, while Hungary’s 452-point result is the country’s worst on record. The deeper problem may not be educational alone, but how long children can stay with demanding material, as digital stimulation and weaker family support reshape attention—leaving parents and a generation that knows both worlds with growing responsibility.
The State of Global Education, according to PISA
By Andreas Schleicher, OECD Director for Education and Skills At a time when technological innovation and interconnected global challenges are reshaping societies, one would hope that educational attainment is going up. The need for a highly educated and adaptable population has never been greater. But the new Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) results show…
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