Reposted by Alexis Le Nestour
Can test results lead to education reform?
@alenestour.bsky.social and @leecrawfurd.bsky.social show how PASEC results have improved learning in Francophone Africa.
At a few cents per child, the question is not cost but whether countries can afford to lose it.
cgdev.org/blog/pisa-shocks-africa
cgdev.org
“PISA-Shocks” in Africa
When the OECD published its first international student assessment (PISA) in 2000, several countries were taken aback by just how poorly students performed. This “PISA-Shock” prompted comprehensive re...