Australia's Students Falling Behind | Adelaide News

Australia’s 15-year-olds are falling behind in math and reading on the global PISA test, slipping nearly two years since 2000—despite still ranking above OECD average in science and reading. Classroom chaos, with more disruptions than peers, is hurting learning, while students shine in digital literacy—a key future skill. The education minister blames screen time and points to UK reforms as a path forward.

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