A lot of students in high performing countries in science literacy do not want to become scientists
Ayden Morris
Immigrant students perform better in science than non-immigrants in ARE, AUS, CAN, GBR, HKG, ISR, JOR, MAC, QAT, SGP, & USA
Jacob Smith
Where do disadvantaged students achieve the best results in science?
Elijah Peterson
What does the share of top performers and low achievers look like in your country?
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Hudson Brooks
What kind of mental illness does pisa spammer have?
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Cameron Morris
I just can't believe these high scores in Asia. There's just no way
Something dishonest is going on with these metrics
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Luke Thomas
They are doing well in test administer by USA too.
Isaiah Jones
mexico can you stop reposting these you have done this for nearly 2+ years already
Grayson Roberts
Also if you wonder why we score so high: private education is competitive here, and is a viable replacement to public education untill the tertiary/university level, even then there are still good, just not the best, private unis like SMU
Nicholas Kelly
It's not the high averages that drives scientific breakthroughs. It's the people who score +2 standard deviations and above who count.
Joshua Smith
It really is unfair to compare countries with comprehensive, standardised and all encompassing monolithic education systems with the murrican system which either doesn't exist or is all over the fucking place.
Matthew Thompson
no offense intended, but I have known asians in school, and they tend to be memorizers. They don't have a lot of original thoughts.
If you talk about things which aren't in the textbook, they don't want to hear about it. I feel like they are not so creative
Jaxon Reyes
Surprised we're that high, the media is always going on about our declining education levels
I think china lacks a system that focuses on finding a person's passions/interests in life, thus alot of them drift around studying for jobs they only perceive to give good pay, etc etc
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Gavin Jones
Same with Indians I find. They're very hard workers, but not necessarily as smart as their performance indicates.
Jacob Richardson
; ( independence from rural romania when ?
Jacob Morris
>memorizers Well if they are memorizers they wouldn't score high in PISA in the first place, there are other international large-scale assessments that are more curriculum-based (like PIRLS, TIMSS, SACMEQ, PASEC, LLECE, ICCS, etc) but PISA aims to test not only what students now but also what they can do with what they know.
By the way this meme about East Asians by anglos have to stop, it's always Americans, Canadians, Australians and New Zealanders making this type of comments in English, you don't hear that narrative for example in any Spanish-language media or by people in other countries
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Julian Wood
i think many westerners underestimate how much their edge relies on the older generations that emerged from the cold war
once people like Linus Torvalds, Stallman and other smart cookies pass, not sure who exactly replaces them
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Ryder Fisher
>I feel like they are not so creative
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Kayden Watson
>declining
Brandon Russell
>rural It's actually very interesting to see the differences between rural and urban schools
Nolan Scott
Post the total score next time. Science != overall score
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Oliver Mitchell
>overall score There's no overall score
Connor Cruz
He's talking about Asians as a whole. He's for the most part right. Look at how populous they are and compare it to innovations and new inventions from there.
Brandon Parker
Yes there is. The German posts it all the time.
Cooper Evans
You know that PISA is about 15-year-old students right? Even if the teens there have already the skills and knowledge to innovate is going to take some years for them to really create something, and then you have situations like this , for example even though Korea has been a high performer since the first iteration of PISA in 2000 the data showed that a very few percentage of their students reached the highest levels of literacy, kind of different from Japan or Canada for example where they have a high proportion of of high performers and a low proportion of low performers or even the United States or New Zealand where their average scores hides an even higher proportion of high achievers while at the same time having a very high proportion of low achievers
