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
The longer children sit in front of the television, the greater the likelihood that a health disorder will develop – this does not have to be obesity, learning difficulties and behavioral problems also occur. Children’s television viewing A survey by the Criminological Research Institute of Lower Saxony, which examined, among other things, behavior of children … Watching Television for Hours Makes you Fat and Sick
To study in Rome, professionally in London and for retirement in southern Spain – thousands of Germans are regularly drawn abroad for longer or even forever. Around 135,000 students completed the 2012/13 academic year at a foreign university. Between 2009 and 2013 alone, 710,000 Germans turned their backs on their homeland to live in another … Living Abroad: What Will Happen to My Health Insurance?