Indonesia's PISA Scores: Trends and Challenges in Education Reform
Indonesia's student performance in the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) has consistently lagged behind OECD averages in reading, mathematics, and science since 2000. The latest 2025 results show no significant improvement, highlighting the urgent need for educational system reform.
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