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The second link [2] is very interesting - it breaks down some past USA results by ethnicity. It also seems the underlying PISA data is a closely guarded secret
by yapcguy 13y ago
The second link [2] is very interesting - it breaks down some past USA results by ethnicity.
It also seems the underlying PISA data is a closely guarded secret. No doubt a political tinderbox.
> Why does my second graph have to compare reading scores from 2009 to science scores from 2006 and math scores from 2003?
- subsystem 13y agoYou can't really compare different data sets like that.