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He presents the PISA rankings as the conventional evidence for believing East Asia will dominate economically, while warning that academic performance is not the same as social power.
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He presents the PISA rankings as the conventional evidence for believing East Asia will dominate economically, while warning that academic performance is not the same as social power.
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"2018 the PISA is the program for international student assessment so every three years the OECD which is which is a national organization around..."
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"you actually look at american society and you look at who succeeds it turns out east asians don't do as well as you think..."
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