Thailand PISA scores rise but remain below OECD average
Thailand improved its PISA 2025 results in science, mathematics and reading, scoring 432 in science, 407 in mathematics and 392 in reading, up 23, 13 and 13 points respectively from 2022; science was the study's focus and Thailand placed 53rd of 91. Only 59% reached baseline in science and 41% did so in mathematics and reading, below OECD averages. A new computational problem-solving score was 476. Students reported high persistence, strong teacher support and routine AI use, while many schools reported inadequate learning materials; these findings may shape government policy and budget choices.
Thailand improved PISA scores but still trails OECD averages.
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Every three years PISA tests 15-year-old students around the world. The 2025 survey showed Thailand's scores rose but stayed below earlier levels and OECD averages. The government may use these results to set education priorities and…
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