PISA socioeconomic data accuracy questioned · Spanish PISA scores drop as top students decline · Spanish PISA scores drop in science and reading
- Researchers claim the OECD used incomparable metrics to report a widening performance gap between student socioeconomic groups in PISA.
- The latest PISA report shows a significant fall in Spanish academic results, driven by a sharp performance drop among top-tier students.
- Spanish students fall below EU averages in core subjects despite increased AI use and fewer classroom distractions, PISA 2025 data shows.
- The latest PISA report ranks Madrid top in Science and Mathematics, while the Valencian Community and Basque Country see sharp declines.
- The Generalitat has launched disciplinary action against three officials after errors led to Catalonia's exclusion from PISA 2025 tests.