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How to improve student educational outcomes

To understand what matters in student achievement, we applied analytics to data from the Program for International Student Assessment (PISA), administered by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). These reports take on a few of the most active debates: Do mindsets matter? If so, to what extent? What teaching practices work best? Does technology help?

Global perspective

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How to improve student educational outcomes: New insights from data analytics

– By applying advanced analytics and machine learning, we have identified factors that play a critical role in student achievement.

Regional reports

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What drives student performance in Latin America?
– Our analysis of OECD PISA results from the region offers five findings on student mindsets, teaching practices, technology, instructional hours, and early childhood education.
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Drivers of student performance: Insights from Europe
– We analyzed OECD PISA results from Europe. What did we learn about student mindsets, teaching practices, and technology?
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Drivers of student performance: Insights from the Middle East and North Africa
– Five findings emerged from our analysis of OECD PISA results from the Middle East and North Africa.
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Drivers of student performance: Insights from North America
– Our analysis of OECD PISA results from North America highlights four insights on student mindsets, teaching practices, instructional time, and early childhood education.
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Drivers of student performance: Asia insights
– An analysis of OECD PISA results from Asia highlights four findings on mindsets, teaching styles, technology, and early childhood education.