Results from PISA-D will not lead to overnight changes in Ecuador, but they do provide us with an important starting point.
Category: PISA
Making PISA more relevant to more of the world
Since launching in 2000, PISA has expanded to include more than 80 participating countries. But it soon became apparent that the nature and methods of assessment needed to cater to a larger and more diverse set of countries.
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