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..."
"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..."
"...the worst culprit was count eulogino who was the head of pisa he comes from a very prominent family and he's power crazy so..."
"...always engaging in betrayal, including betrayal of his own people in Pisa. Eventually, the people of Pisa get really angry at him and they..."
"...are just smarter than everyone else okay so this is the PISA rankings this is from"
"...who traditionally have not have not done very well on the PISA you also have Africa and the Middle East that suffers on a..."
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