Australian Education Failing Our Children

Australian Education Failing Our Children

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On the 3rd December 2019, the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) released its latest findings on global student ability. The results were not good. Australia has been slipping in the ranks ever since PISA was first performed back in 2000. Australia performed a little bit better than the OECD average in reading and science, but exactly average when it came to maths. Australian students are certainly years behind the top performer China. The findings found that within Australia, there is quite a big disparity. In terms of socioeconomic status, wealthy Australians are outperforming poorer Australians by almost three years. That is, a student from a low socioeconomic background is on average three school years lower than their rich counterparts. The differences in gender are only slight with girls outperforming boys in reading. However, the differences between states is quite significant with an almost two-year difference between the top performing state or teritory, ACT, and the lowest performing ones (NT and TAS). In my opinion, the issue with Australia isn’t its global rank, but rather the educational disparity within Australia. We’ve allowed the wealthy to have access to a better education, and that’s not good for Australia. It doesn’t just hurt poor people, but Australia as a whole, and public policy is to blame. The Australian Federal and State governments are entirely responsible for diverting funds away from public education and pumping it into an already wealthy private school sector.

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@happymoments3863
@happymoments3863 - 04.12.2019 00:59

Perfect. Just what I need to know.

After living in Japan, USA, and Germany over the past 20 years, my family (kids 10 and 12) will enter the public school system in QLD.

What goes up must go down and what goes down must go up???? Please (;)-[-<.

At least I know the starting point for them !

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@Cy5208
@Cy5208 - 04.12.2019 01:06

But we don't value education unless it's an aspiration for private schools. Looking more like the US all the time.

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@gavinbarr3441
@gavinbarr3441 - 04.12.2019 01:06

We have out of control women teaching children.

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@Gumardee_coins_and_banknotes
@Gumardee_coins_and_banknotes - 04.12.2019 04:29

This is so funny, we deserve it.

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@sparksmacoy
@sparksmacoy - 04.12.2019 04:32

We need to check if this correlates with IQ scores if it does then its not the fault of education, if it doesn't then we probably need stop funding private schools and improve our curriculum and funding to public schools.

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@RH-vq6gk
@RH-vq6gk - 04.12.2019 05:47

Definitely wouldn't have anything to do with the gender of ~85% teachers.

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@RH-vq6gk
@RH-vq6gk - 04.12.2019 05:49

Wonder if the change in ethnicity has something to do with it.

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@alexg3348
@alexg3348 - 04.12.2019 09:31

well, when we are wasting pre teens at primary school with LGBTQI+ lessons on "their right to choose" and many other wastes of time, it's a wonder how any school leavers are going to get a real job when they graduate - reading, writing, arithmetic... ever hear of that? hmm?

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@alexkelton7747
@alexkelton7747 - 04.12.2019 10:09

It's deeply disturbing that an ideological war has been fought out in our classroom by politicians. An educational system built on a foundation of inequality and social hierarchy has left this country economy and living standard unhinged and behind. It really obvious that nobody care about their children future...

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@australiaprisonisland9156
@australiaprisonisland9156 - 04.12.2019 10:09

If it wasn't for the Asian kids imagine how bad the charts would look. Just as well we have Asian students.

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@TheSnowLeopard
@TheSnowLeopard - 04.12.2019 17:45

Perhaps Australia should just corrupt the process and fudge the numbers like they do in the PRC. (cherrypicking...)

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@gregdean2012
@gregdean2012 - 07.12.2019 13:13

Too much money spent and standard's drop blame the parents and students they are not taking education seriously .And strict discipline was removed years ago .

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@josealejandro6602
@josealejandro6602 - 08.12.2019 12:34

The educational system is teaching kids to become employees, not business entrepreneurs.

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@yttean98
@yttean98 - 09.12.2019 06:03

I disagree with your comments about the schools from the 4 provinces in China, I assume your comments are correct or even partially correct(I suppose you have checked for accuracy) then what about the other non participating provinces if you take students from 2nd or 3rd rank provinces, I have confidence that they will still outrank/perform if not equal to the performance of the Australian students.
The bottom line is Australian students should compare themselves with the BEST in the world and not just those from just OECD countries, besides China countries like Finland, Singapore, Korea, etc. If Australian politicians and also parents treat education as important or hold in high regard as any sport(unfortunately not) then the parents will not be so concern about the level of education for the 15teen yr old students.
Education for MOST Asian parents is VERY important that is why their children outperform most students from OECD countries incl. Australia. Just look at the Asian student's performance in any Australian school.
BTW I am Asian and I push my children and they did very well. That may not be the right practice for every parent. Enough said.

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