What is the PISA study? The PISA study is a school performance test that was introduced in 2000 by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OCED). The acronym PISA is advertised in different ways, either in English: Programm for International Student Assessment or in French: Programme international pour le suivi des acquis des éléves … PISA Study
Are the results of the different countries really comparable? Approximately 70 different countries are participating in the PISA study, which raises the question of whether the country results are really comparable. In each country the same group of people is confronted with the same tasks. Judging by this aspect, the results are comparable in a … Are the results of the different countries really comparable? | PISA Study
Physical development also plays a role in school readiness. The important thing is not how tall the boys and girls have grown, but rather that they are already resilient enough for everyday school life. They should also be able to draw and cut with scissors, catch and throw a ball, and hop on one leg. … Of Early Starters and Late Bloomers: Resilient for Everyday School Life
School enrollment or rather another year of kindergarten – the parents of the so-called “can children” are faced with the agony of this choice every year. This is because children are only required to attend school if they have celebrated their sixth birthday by a certain date. In most federal states, this is June 30. … Of Early Starters and Late Bloomers: When is a Child Ready for School?
