International student assessment results Jiang uses as the conventional measure of future national economic capacity.
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PISA rankings
International student assessment results Jiang uses as the conventional measure of future national economic capacity.
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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..."
"...systems officer is a colonel. A colonel is a very high ranking individual in American military. So why would he participate in this operation?..."
"...are just smarter than everyone else okay so this is the PISA rankings this is from"
"...what's driving this conflict okay so again from the piece of rankings it seems as though east asians will come to dominate the world..."
"...5 %? And it turns out that no one got the ranking correct. Okay? So those who were in the top 5 % in..."
"...to get ahead you need school over your classmate so class ranking is very important so that's kind of odd okay and the last..."
"...all the results, not one student predicted his or her class ranking. Those who did really well, the top 5%, it was pretty easy..."
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