Rolf V. Olsen & Sigrid Blömeke In an earlier blog, we established that international large-scale assessments can be regarded as powerful and influential knowledge sources for making claims about the quality of educational systems. Comparisons between countries have over time...
Laura Zieger & John Jerrim PISA measures 15-year-olds achievement scores in mathematics, reading and science and has evolved into a powerful tool in politics, as the scores can be compared across countries and over time. Apart from the scores themselves,...
Andrés Christiansen Is it wrong to do something wrong? Learning is an active process that requires students to explore and discuss their own opinions and doubts [1]. Thus, during this process, it is natural to make mistakes. Indeed, making mistakes...