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I have taken a look at some test papers, it's basically stuff we were doing back in the 80s/90s in France at the end of high school, nothing crazy, I aould even
by Foobar8568 4y ago
I have taken a look at some test papers, it's basically stuff we were doing back in the 80s/90s in France at the end of high school, nothing crazy, I aould even say trivial as it looks to be direct application of the course, and if it's just a MCQ, then it's a bloody joke, even today. And I believe, it should be easily tackled by any current gymnase students following the physic /math stream in Switzerland.
The actual question would be more why the level in Europe (and in a lesser extend) north America dropped this much over the last 30years.
- toolz 4y agoShouldn't the ultimate test of an education system be the practical outputs that serve society? We use testing for more immediate results, but there's nothing particularly telling at a more practical level that engineering in the EU and NA is falling behind India, as far as I can tell innovation in STEM is still taking place frequently in EU and NA.