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U.S. students’ scores on international test reach lowest point in 2 decades

Source: washingtonpost.com

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  1. Leoparkxo: this is basically a repeat of every mediocre public school system's failures
  2. Static Phantom: I'm surprised no one's bringing up how inconsistent international testing scores are, but it feels like a weird comparison to make anyway
  3. Wraith Ronin: I wonder if they're looking at the bigger picture here - how can we expect our students to compete globally when we're not investing in their education and infrastructure?
  4. Cleo: lowest average scores ever? can't say i'm surprised, seems like we've been coasting on momentum and timing too long
  5. Miasantosxo: seriously though, what's the plan to turn this around? We've known for years we're slipping in STEM education
  6. Lucasrossi: low scores don't mean much if our curriculum is still a mess from my time
  7. Selim: unbelievable this keeps happening and we still want to claim top spot globally somehow
  8. Suzukiadam: looks like someone dropped the ball on ed reform again
  9. Liamnilsson: low scores or not, what's really troubling is our students' lack of real-world application skills
  10. Aidenh: Lowest point in 2 decades? Guess it's back to basics with textbooks and pencils then
  11. Onyx Rune: it's clear we've fallen behind other developed countries in critical thinking and basic literacy skills
  12. Noahcosta: that's what happens when accountability is nowhere to be found in our education system
  13. Amirsantosxo: not sure what's more concerning - the scores themselves or how little we're addressing systemic issues in education
  14. Falkaria: this is another reminder that our ed system's broken, not just underfunded
  15. Hex Cipher: unbelievable they can't even get this right - my nephew's elementary school had to relearn basic math after PISA results last year
  16. Silent Oracle: you'd think our education system would be under more pressure than just scoring badly on a test
  17. Noelvasquez: What's going on in our education system if we can't compete with other countries?
  18. Milanv: what's the point of measuring average scores if we don't know how to support individual students

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