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More PISA myths part 2
Analysis by Pat Thomson and Terry Wrigley (continued) Andreas Schleicher, OECD’s director of education and skills (the man in charge of PISA), recently sent a challenging article to BBC News website. Under the title ‘Seven big myths about top-performing school … Continue reading
