Apa itu PISA?

Summary

The video explains the PISA program (Programme for International Student Assessment), a global initiative launched in 2002 by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). It evaluates students' ability to apply knowledge from school to real-world problems, covering areas like science, reading, mathematics, and financial literacy. The PISA assessments are conducted every three years, with a focus on creating an effective and inclusive education system rather than ranking countries. The results are used to inform educational policy and improve systems globally, preparing students for further studies or entering the workforce.

Takeaways

• 😀 PISA is not a food, but refers to the Programme for International Student Assessment.
• 😀 PISA is organized by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
• 😀 The program encourages countries to learn from each other’s experiences to improve their education systems.
• 😀 PISA began in 2002 and involves experts from over 80 countries contributing ideas for educational improvement.
• 😀 PISA assesses students’ abilities to apply what they’ve learned in real-life situations, not just their academic knowledge.
• 😀 The assessment covers science, reading, mathematics, and financial literacy to solve real-world problems critically and innovatively.
• 😀 Students aged 15, enrolled in randomly selected schools, are assessed through a representative sampling method.
• 😀 PISA results are published every three years and are not about ranking countries, but about improving education systems globally.
• 😀 The primary goal of PISA is to create a more effective and inclusive education system based on the collected data.
• 😀 PISA results help in preparing students for further studies or entering the workforce by enhancing educational systems.
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Q & A

What is PISA, and what does it aim to assess?

PISA, the Program for International Student Assessment, aims to evaluate students' ability to apply what they have learned in school to real-life situations. It focuses on assessing skills in science, reading, mathematics, and financial literacy.

Who organizes the PISA program?

The PISA program is organized by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).

When did the PISA program begin, and how many countries are involved?

PISA began in 2002 and has since involved experts from over 80 countries who contribute their ideas to improve the global education system.

What is the purpose of PISA?

The purpose of PISA is to encourage countries to learn from each other's experiences in building better and more inclusive educational systems.

How does PISA assess students' abilities?

PISA assesses students' ability to solve real-life problems critically and innovatively, testing their knowledge in science, reading, mathematics, and financial literacy.

What age group of students participates in PISA?

PISA assesses students who are 15 years old and are enrolled in schools selected through a sampling method.

How often are PISA results announced?

PISA results are announced every three years.

Is the PISA assessment about ranking countries?

No, the PISA assessment is not about ranking countries. The focus is on utilizing the results to create a better understanding of how to improve educational systems.

What do the PISA results aim to provide for educational systems?

The PISA results aim to provide insights that can help create a more effective and efficient education system, preparing students for higher education or entering the workforce.

How are the schools selected for the PISA assessment?

Schools are selected using a reliable sampling method to ensure a representative sample of students is assessed.