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PISA Test Results Spark Outrage Over Israeli Student Performance

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Israeli parents' groups and education officials are alarmed by the latest PISA test results, which show a significant portion of students failing to meet basic proficiency levels in reading, math, and science. The findings have prompted calls for urgent government action to address perceived failures in the education system.

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  • Nearly one in three Israeli students failed to meet PISA baseline levels.
  • Low math proficiency is seen as a warning for Israel's tech future.
  • Education officials are demanding an emergency discussion on the results.
  • The PISA findings are called a 'serious indictment' of the education system.
PISA Test Results Spark Outrage Over Israeli Student Performance
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