An international survey shows a decline in reading comprehension among French students, more pronounced among boys, confirming a trend observed over several years.
In an opinion piece published by Le Monde, education researcher Xavier Pons analyzes how public discussions around the PISA survey have evolved and advocates for new school reform tools.
A report from Anadolu Agency (Turkey) sets out the main available details, with claims kept attributed to their sources.
According to results from the international PISA 2025 survey reported by RFI, French students' performance has reached its lowest level ever measured, a situation deemed "concerning" by the Education Minister.
Following the release of a new Pisa survey revealing a general decline in student performance, the former Education Minister points to screens and social media as culprits while calling for action.
According to Le Monde, France's disappointing results on the PISA 2025 survey are raising fresh concerns about the country's condition and could become a central issue in the 2027 presidential campaign.
According to the OECD survey published Tuesday, French student performance has declined. Education Minister Edouard Geffray describes this as a "structural phenomenon" linked to how children are being raised and their exposure to social media.
The former Education Minister responds to the latest Pisa survey results, which reveal a widespread drop in academic levels across numerous countries, including France.
An opinion piece in The Guardian argues that England's 15-year-olds have held up well in reading, maths and science compared with other countries, even as other UK nations lagged behind.