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For the U.S., there are breakdowns by race available. The detailed stats are only available on one of the big categories at a time (math in 2003, science in 200
by kahirsch 16y ago
For the U.S., there are breakdowns by race available. The detailed stats are only available on one of the big categories at a time (math in 2003, science in 2006, reading in 2009).
For 2003, the math scores by race are here: http://www.nces.ed.gov/surveys/PISA/PISA2003HighlightsFigures.asp?figure=8&quest= http://www.nces.ed.gov/surveys/PISA/PISA2003HighlightsFigure...
In 2003, students in the United States averaged 483 on the math literacy test and 477 on the problem solving test (24th place in the OECD in each). Non-Hispanic White students in the U.S. averaged 512 points on math literacy and 506 points on problem solving. That's equivalent to 15th place and 13th place, respectively.