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Education Ministry to present results of international 15-year-old students’ study

From Delfi · () Lithuanian

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  • Lithuania’s Education, Science and Sports Ministry will present the latest PISA study, with science literacy as its main focus.
  • The study also examines reading and mathematics skills, plus innovative computer-based problem-solving.
  • The OECD conducted the study across 91 countries, including 7,700 students from 295 Lithuanian schools.

Lithuania’s Education, Science and Sports Ministry will present the latest results of the international PISA study of 15-year-old students.

The 2025 study focuses primarily on science literacy. It also assesses reading and mathematics skills, while its innovative area examines computer-based problem-solving.

The presentation will include Deputy Education, Science and Sports Minister Jonas Petkevičius. Rita Dukynaitė, a member of the OECD’s PISA governing board, and Rasa Jakubauskė, Lithuania’s PISA coordinator, will present the findings.

The OECD study involved 91 countries and more than 760,000 15-year-olds. In Lithuania, 7,700 students from 295 schools took part. The schools provide instruction in Lithuanian, Polish and Russian.

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