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Archive for 18 April, 2012

18 April 2012

Math & Science ranking – country by country

Posted by DAVID BC TAN under: Education; Examinations.

A LITTLE DATED, BUT AN INTERESTING INFOGRAPHIC ANYWAY. I’m not much for exams and tests, but admittedly, in the real world they do count for some things (but certainly not for everything). Asian countries on the whole showed the most improvement. If you’re looking for Malaysia, see under ‘Least Improved.’

I suppose one can make a case that test scores for math and science means nothing since not every kid is going to be a mathematician or scientist. Anyone knows how homeschoolers are doing in these subjects?

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