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Israeli Student Scores Plummet in Math, Reading, Science on PISA Test

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New PISA results show Israeli students' scores in math, reading, and science have dropped sharply, reaching their lowest point since the study began. The Ministry of Education blames the war, while principals cite systemic issues like teacher shortages and inadequate resources.

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  • Israeli students' PISA scores in math, reading, and science have seen their sharpest decline since 2000.
  • Average scores are now the lowest recorded for Israel in the PISA study.
  • The Ministry of Education attributes the decline to the war, but principals cite systemic issues.
  • Struggling students' proportion is at its highest, while high-achievers' numbers have fallen.
  • Teacher shortages and lack of resources are identified as key reasons for the performance drop.
Israeli Student Scores Plummet in Math, Reading, Science on PISA Test
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