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Looking up at the yellow, orange, and green tops of trees

Don’t look up; look forward: How are global trends shaping education?

A comet might not be heading for Earth, but we should prepare education systems for unknown future shocks – our new report helps do just that

climate change, don't look up, economic trends, environmental trends, future of education, global trends, mega trends, political trends, social trends, technological trends
Children in classroom with teacher learning about renewable energy

Looking for green engineers – Insights from PISA 2018

Green jobs will be a key part of future economies. How can education systems encourage young people into these roles?

career advice, career guidance, climate change, climate crisis, green engineers, green jobs, PISA, PISA 2018, STEM, STEM education, STEM jobs
Teenagers picking up trash from a beach

Green at fifteen – what schools can do to support the climate

PISA data show students have strong knowledge of climate issues. But how can we help them mobilise that knowledge to take action?

climate, climate change, climate crisis, global warming, PISA 2018, PISA science, PISA test, science education
Diverse high school students sitting in a circle at a library talking to each other and looking at books and computers

Are students ready to thrive in an interconnected world? The first PISA assessment of global competence provides some answers

Andreas Schleicher with his insights from the new PISA assessment of students’ ability to live in multicultural, interconnected societies

climate change, global competence, globalisation, interconnected world, multicultural society, PISA 2018, pisa ranking, PISA results, respect, SDGs, Sustainable Development Goals

How students and parents feel about the future of the environment

PISA data suggest that such anxiety isn’t exclusive to today’s teenagers. In fact, parents in some countries are even more pessimistic about the environment than their children are.

climate change, environment, PISA, PISA 2015, PISA in Focus

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