This Tuesday the new TIMSS -results will be published, one week later the OECD will publish it’s new PISA-results. But what are the differences between those two comparisons? I found this handy overview in this Cambridge report (and they added PIRLS too):
If you want to compare countries, these links I collected are also a great place to start.
From experience to meaning... 
Reblogged this on kadir kozan.
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