PISA is based on the OECD Definition and Selection of Key Competencies project (DeSeCo),
discussed earlier under formulations of 21 st century skills. PISA seeks to measure how well young
adults, at age 15 and therefore approaching the end of compulsory schooling, are prepared to
meet the challenges of today's knowledge societies – what PISA refers to as “literacy”. The
assessment is forward looking, focusing on young people's ability to use theirknowledge and
skills to meet real-life challenges, rather than merely on the extent to which they have mastered a
specific school curriculum. This orientation reflects a change in the goals and objectives of
curricula themselves, which increasingly address what students can do with what they learn at
school and not merely whether they can reproduce what they have learned.
PISA is based on the OECD Definition and Selection of Key Competencies project (DeSeCo),discussed earlier under formulations of 21 st century skills. PISA seeks to measure how well youngadults, at age 15 and therefore approaching the end of compulsory schooling, are prepared tomeet the challenges of today's knowledge societies – what PISA refers to as “literacy”. Theassessment is forward looking, focusing on young people's ability to use theirknowledge andskills to meet real-life challenges, rather than merely on the extent to which they have mastered aspecific school curriculum. This orientation reflects a change in the goals and objectives ofcurricula themselves, which increasingly address what students can do with what they learn atschool and not merely whether they can reproduce what they have learned.
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