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Government blames Kirchnerism for Argentina’s poor PISA results

From Clarín · () Spanish

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  • Argentina ranked 72nd among 91 countries in the PISA assessment and recorded a marked decline in science, reading and mathematics over the past three years.
  • The Ministry of Human Capital blamed the results on the educational culture established during 12 years of Kirchnerist governments.

Argentina’s government blamed Kirchnerism for the country’s poor results in the latest PISA tests, pointing to what it called the educational culture established over 12 years.

The Ministry of Human Capital issued a statement after Argentina ranked 72nd among the 91 countries measured. The country also recorded a sharp fall in science, reading and mathematics over the past three years.

It is a consequence of the educational culture they established over 12 years.

· Argentina’s Ministry of Human CapitalThe ministry attributed Argentina’s PISA performance to the educational system established during the Kirchnerist period.
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