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Pupils' reading and maths skills slump across the world as digitalisation soars, PISA study shows Student performance in reading, maths and science is declining…
Pupils' reading and maths skills slump across the world as digitalisation soars, PISA study shows
Student performance in reading, maths and science is declining across OECD countries, and the traditional divide between advantaged students and disadvantaged pupils no longer holds. How do EU countries measure up?
READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2026/09/08/pupils-reading-and-maths-skills-slump-across-the-world-as-digitalisation-soars-pisa-study-
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11 Comments
@@stevenhearnden6103Imported1mo ago
It's called the Internet.😢
@@georgerobartes2008Imported1mo ago
Europe is becoming a third world continent with the Socialist programme of levelling down to accommodate migrants.
@@fredmercury1314Imported1mo ago
They slumped because of uncontrolled mass immigration. The foreigners are dragging the numbers down.
@@thisistakingthemessImported1mo ago
No that's just 3rd world migration.
@@LanCeeXDImported1mo ago
note how many of the above average ones are eastern European 😁
@@sausagesoda4090Imported1mo ago
Import the third world. Get the third world.
@@Friendly_Banter2Imported1mo ago
All these foreign children from poor countries bejbg enrolled into western schools is pulling down national literacy rates. Do these same tests on children of native born citizens and I can guarantee you'll get drastically different results
@@rachelm1286Imported1mo ago
Schools stopped teaching in 1982. Because of a stupid report that said Schools were failing. They began testing. Useless greedy leaders win when the population is stupid. But mark my words, not every country will strive for stupidity in their population. That country wins the final game.
@@trs4uImported1mo ago
We could all have been getting better if we hadn't all utterly failed so hard at the World Wide Web which was (before Social Web/2.0) an ideal way to share the world's knowledge. My daughter came home from secondary school some years ago to tell me she'd made a web page. I asked her what she edited it with (expecting a text editor) and she looked puzzled. "We used Powerpoint". Wtaf?
@@Pablo-o1r3kImported1mo ago
Only going to get worse with AI doing peoples thinking for them.
Pupils' reading and maths skills slump across the world as digitalisation soars, PISA study shows
Student performance in reading, maths and science is declining across OECD countries, and the traditional divide between advantaged students and disadvantaged pupils no longer holds. How do EU countries measure up?
READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2026/09/08/pupils-reading-and-maths-skills-slump-across-the-world-as-digitalisation-soars-pisa-study-
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