OECD official praises Türkiye for PISA 2025 improvements
Andreas Schleicher, OECD director for education and skills, sent a video message congratulating Türkiye after PISA 2025 results showed average score improvements in mathematics, reading and science versus 2022 and a marked decline in low-performing students since 2015, according to Türkiye's National Education Ministry. PISA data also report that seven in ten students said teachers take a close interest and provide extra support, and students described a more positive classroom climate than a decade ago. The results highlight stronger student attitudes toward curiosity, perseverance and growth mindset, and note expanding digital and AI use alongside government efforts to address device shortages.
Student performance improved across math, reading and science.
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Türkiye participated in the OECD PISA 2025 assessment and improved its average scores. The OECD director highlighted rising scores and fewer low-performing students. The country may continue device access efforts and education policies to…
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