Meanwhile, citizens say that the Ministry of Education must take extraordinary measures to change this situation. However, regarding these results, the opposition say that those who led the state for 20 years should be held accountable, for which they add that all the MPs at that time have become professors.
The expert on education, Rinor Qehaja, in an interview for KosovaPress, said that the lack of quality of teaching in the classroom and teaching oriented towards memorization is in complete contradiction to what the PISA test measures.
Meanwhile, even the mathematics teacher, Osman Dragusha at the "Nexhmi Mustafa" primary school, called the PISA result a disaster, where Kosovo ranks almost last in terms of reading and science.
He emphasized that this result is the responsibility of the government, parents and teachers themselves who cannot change the children's approach to the book.
Meanwhile, the citizens say that the Ministry of Education should take extraordinary measures to change this ranking, while emphasizing that alongside the demand for salary increases from professors, there is a lack of responsibility.
Muhameti Neziri expressed his surprise that Kosovo came out almost last in this test, for which he calls for appropriate steps to be taken by the institutions.
When it comes to science, the best results are achieved by children from Estonia (526), Finland (511) and Ireland (504), while the worst are students from North Macedonia (380), Albania (376) and Kosovo (357).
The Program for International Student Assessment (PISA) is an international assessment of the skills and knowledge of 15-year-olds. PISA assesses students' performance on real-life tasks considered important for effective participation in adult society and lifelong learning.