
PISA 2025 reveals historic lows for Germany, France and Portugal
The latest PISA results show steep declines in reading and math skills, with Germany, France, and Portugal recording their worst-ever performances, while South Korean students remain near the top.
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PISA test reveals alarming drop in reading and math skills worldwide
The influential global study shows a downward trend in students' performances. Germany is faring worse than ever.
Read full article →Australian students’ reading and maths results plunge in global rankings
The results show almost a quarter of students are “low performers” in mathematics while that figure rises to 29 per cent in reading.
By Christopher Harris
Read full article →Korean students rank near top globally in PISA despite reading decline
South Korean students remained among the world’s strongest performers in science and mathematics and scored highly in a new assessment of digital problem-solving, even as their reading performance showed a statistically significant decline over the past decade. Korean 15-year-olds scored an average of 526 in science, 501 in reading and 522 in mathematics in the 2025 Program for International Student Assessment, according to results released Tuesday by the Organization for Economic Cooperation an
By The Korea Herald
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