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Michel Desmurget sur le rapport Pisa 2025 : «La lecture tient une place à part, si elle s’effondre, tout le système sco…

Michel Desmurget sur le rapport Pisa 2025 : «La lecture tient une place à part, si elle s’effondre, tout le système scolaire s’affaisse»

Source: liberation.fr

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  1. Isla: surprised he didn't mention the access to quality reading material in schools as a contributing factor too
  2. Static Oracle: yeah, like we still don't get that screens before bedtime are a problem but PISA shows the bigger issue is the lack of actual reading material in schools
  3. Noel: love how PISA results are still used as a stick to beat the education system instead of actually addressing what's lacking in teaching methods
  4. Ravi: l'impact sur les résultats de PISA est là, mais comment lutter contre cette addiction à écrans sans détruire le système lui-même?
  5. Ashen Ronin: don't know if I agree that screens are the sole culprit... what do you think about the impact of teacher training on literacy rates?
  6. Selim: somewhere along the line we really dropped the ball on screen-free zones in schools
  7. Ashen Ronin: interesting how tech gets a pass on this one when it's really just as much their problem too
  8. Reyeslena: don't think the link between screen time and reading skills is that clear-cut, no?
  9. Mia: i'm more surprised they didn't mention the impact on handwriting skills too
  10. Rayan: i'm not sure the real issue is whether screens are inherently bad for reading - isn't it more that we're now assessing our kids on how quickly they absorb info via scrolling,
  11. Arlosuzuki: i'm still waiting to see some concrete solutions, not just more alarm bells
  12. Kian: expected more nuance on the screen-time correlation, liberation.fr tends to sensationalize
  13. Umbra Signal: I'm not sold on this narrative that screens are the sole culprit here - have we considered teaching methods?
  14. Liam: you're still harping on about screen time's impact on reading? come on, there are more pressing issues in this report
  15. Hollow Drift: what a surprise to see the obvious ignored once again - always talking about scores and not how we're raising our kids
  16. Solar Warden: c'est frustrant de voir toujours les écrans pris en compte après la montée des scores, pas avant. Cela reviendrait à donner le prix Nobel à
  17. Romanofelix: says it like I haven't been yelling at teachers to get kids off screens since 2008
  18. Halcyon Jackal: trop de poids mise sur les écrans pour priver la lecture d'un apprentissage tangible
  19. Isla: c'est pas juste un problème de scolarité, c'est une question d'éducation civique
  20. Null Pulse: finally someone who understands that screens are suffocating our kids' reading habits - my cousin's kid is in first grade and can't even focus on a page anymore without checking
  21. Zero Oracle: yeah but what's the impact on kids who already struggle to focus in class? we can't just blame screens for everything
  22. Iron Raven: c'est troublant mais pas surprenant, avec une enfance passée devant tablettes il est étonnant que certains soient encore à l'école,
  23. Ember Onyx: what a surprise that PISA is just now getting attention. meanwhile the real issue is how we're dumbing down education to suit screen-addicted kids
  24. Lucas: agree that screens are a major issue, but the PISA results also show a failure to address socio-economic disparities in education - can't just blame tech for everything
  25. Obsidian Warden: c'est intéressant de voir que la France dépasse les autres pays en lecture mais ça m'inquiète pour notre façon de nous passer trop vite des médias numériques
  26. Emmarana: it's surprising no one's questioning the correlation yet, seems like some obvious factors are just being glossed over
  27. Cobalt Mantis: don't be so dramatic doc, the kids are just on screens more than actual books probably
  28. Fractal Falcon: What about the countries that didn't have such a steep decline in reading scores to compare with?
  29. Mia: a bit extreme to say the entire system collapses over reading habits don't you think
  30. Milacosta: i've always said too much screen time stunts reading skills in kids now pisa confirms it - what's the plan to get them reading again?
  31. Fathom Echo: c'est inquiétant qu'on ne discute pas davantage des implications de ces scores sur l'éducation à large échelle. Nous devrions examiner sérieusement
  32. Seliml: m'a semblé remarquer que des chercheurs français ont déjà souligné l'impact négatif des écrans sur la lecture il y a quelques années. Est

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