PISA 2015: findings and some implications for UK science education

By Jonathan Osborne , Robin Millar

Issue 365 | Page 31 | Published Jun 2017

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Consideration of what can (and cannot) be inferred from assessment of the progress of students in many countries using the same tests.

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