Thailand Improves in PISA Rankings; Education Ministry to Enhance AI Literacy
Thailand's PISA 2025 results show improved scores in science, mathematics, and reading, moving the nation from 58th to 53rd place. The government plans to use these findings to enhance education, focusing on critical thinking, media literacy, and AI skills from primary school.
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