Jiang says PISA only captures how fourteen-year-olds perform in school, an especially volatile age shaped by puberty and hormonal change.
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Adolescence
Jiang says PISA only captures how fourteen-year-olds perform in school, an especially volatile age shaped by puberty and hormonal change.
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"Sure. My issues with the PISA are many. But the first issue is that the PISA test is a snapshot of the education system..."
"...simple language and a lot of themes that she writes about, adolescence, family. It's something that really resonates. And it's something that I think..."
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Shanghai can win PISA and still not prove that its schools are forming whole people.
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