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0:06None too clever.一点也不聪明
0:07Are teenagers growing dimmer?青少年会变弱吗?
0:11The latest global school tests reveal shocking最新的全球学校测试显示,
0:14new declines.新减少。
0:17Every three years the OECD, a club of mostly rich countries, releases the results of international经合组织是大多数富裕国家的俱乐部,每三年公布一次国际调查的结果。
0:22school tests sat by 15-year-olds all across the world.全世界15岁的学生都参加了学校考试。
0:26There were reasons to hope that有理由希望,
0:27the latest data, published on September 8th, would bring good news.9月8日公布的最新数据将带来好消息。
0:31Marks in mathematics,数学的标记,
0:32reading and science had collapsed in the previous round of testing, which was carried out just在前一轮的测试中, 阅读和科学崩溃了。
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1None too clever.一点也不聪明
2Are teenagers growing dimmer?青少年会变弱吗?
3The latest global school tests reveal shocking最新的全球学校测试显示,
4new declines.新减少。
5Every three years the OECD, a club of mostly rich countries, releases the results of international经合组织是大多数富裕国家的俱乐部,每三年公布一次国际调查的结果。
6school tests sat by 15-year-olds all across the world.全世界15岁的学生都参加了学校考试。
7There were reasons to hope that有理由希望,
8the latest data, published on September 8th, would bring good news.9月8日公布的最新数据将带来好消息。
9Marks in mathematics,数学的标记,
10reading and science had collapsed in the previous round of testing, which was carried out just在前一轮的测试中, 阅读和科学崩溃了。
11after the pandemic.疫情发生后
12Policymakers dared hope that, with the calamity well in the past,决策者们大胆地希望,随着过去的灾难,
13grades might start to rebound.成绩可能开始回升。
14That's not what happened.事情不是这样的
15On the contrary, in rich countries,相反,在富国,
16the primary focus of the tests, scores have fallen further.测试的主要重点 得分进一步下降
17In literacy, the decline is在识字方面,
18actually speeding up.实际上加速了。
19These data suggest that there are long-running factors pushing down这些数据表明,存在着一些长期因素。
20achievement in schools and that without swift correction, pupils' abilities could plumb学校的成绩,如不迅速纠正,学生的能力就会提高
21yet further depths.更深层。
22Anyone who cares about the young of today, and in turn the societies任何关心今天的年轻人 以及社会的人
23of tomorrow, ought to be alarmed.明天,应该会很震惊
24The OECD's project, known as PISA, takes a measure of young people's aptitudes as they经合组织的“PISA”项目衡量年轻人的能力。
25approach the end of their compulsory school days.接近义务教育日的结束。
26The number of school systems taking学制数量
27part has expanded over the years.几年来,部分已扩大。
28The latest tests were sat in all 38 OECD member countries最新的测试在所有38个经合组织成员国进行
29and in 53 other places, many of them developing economies.还有53个地方,其中许多是发展中经济体。
30The results are used to create结果用来创建
31an international league table of sorts.一张国际联赛的桌子
32This year, as in almost every round of tests since今年,几乎每轮测试都如此
332000, Asian school systems rule the roost.2000年,亚洲学校系统统治根基.
34Children in China, taking part for the first中国儿童,参加第一届
35time since 2018, came out or near the top in all disciplines.2018年起,出场或接近所有学科的顶级.
36Scores for that country该国的得分数
37are unrepresentative because, among other issues, the tests are sat in only four provinces.没有代表性,因为除其他问题外,只有四个省份进行了测试。
38There are fewer doubts about the high marks recorded in places such as Singapore, Taiwan对新加坡,台湾等地记录的高分的怀疑较少.
39and Japan.与日本的比较
40Children in those countries also seem to be scoring some way ahead of peers这些国家的儿童似乎也比同龄人略高
41in other parts of the world.在世界其他地区。
42Estonia still looks the best school system in the West.爱沙尼亚仍然是西方最好的学校系统。
43Turkey is rising very fast and土耳其正在迅速崛起,
44there's heartening news for Britain, whose youngsters now rank inside the world's top英国有令人振奋的消息, 英国的年轻人现在名列世界第一
45ten in all three disciplines.所有三个学科的10个
46Compared with three years ago, Britain has pushed up its与三年前相比,英国已经推进了
47science results and held reading and mathematics broadly steady.科学成果并保持阅读和数学大致稳定。
48That counts as a good result这算一个好结果
49when many others are heading down.当很多其他人正往下走的时候。
50Yet zoom out and the dominant story is of long-term但放大了,主导的故事是长期
51decline.减少。
52The average scores in the 23 OECD member countries that have taken part in every23个经合组织成员国中参加经合组织
53edition of PISA reached a peak around 2012 and have been falling ever since.PISA的版本在2012年左右达到顶峰,此后一直下降.
54In both两者
55maths and reading, 15-year-olds in OECD countries are now testing at levels that might have数学和阅读,经合组织国家15岁的学生目前正在测试可能达到的水平
56been achieved by 14-year-olds a decade ago.由14岁的孩子在10年前实现的。
57Findings for American schools are clouded对美国学校的调查结论很模糊
58by low response rates, though the available data suggest that in the latest testing round虽然现有数据表明在最近一轮测试中
59their scores in literacy have tumbled in line with the rich world trend.他们的识字成绩随着富裕世界的趋势而下降。
60Trends are a little趋势有点
61less gloomy in developing countries, where achievement is lower to begin with.在发展中国家,成绩不如以前那么暗淡。
62But even不过甚至
63in many of those places, scores in maths and reading are declining.在很多这样的地方,数学和阅读的分数都在下降。
64Children who are already已经是孩子的孩子
65among the poorest performers are falling even further behind.在表现最差的人中,成绩更落后。
66Across education systems,在整个教育系统,
67the gap between low and high performing students is now the largest ever recorded by PISA in成绩低和成绩高的学生之间的差距现在是PISA在2000年记录的最大差距。
68all the disciplines it tests.所有它测试的学科。
69Some 20% of 15-year-olds in OECD countries are considered经合组织国家大约20%的15岁儿童被考虑进去
70low performers in all three of reading, mathematics and science, up from 16% when the tests were所有三种阅读、数学和科学的成绩都低,比测试时的16%有所增加。
71run four years ago.4年前的运行。
72The OECD argues that these youngsters will struggle to understand anything经合组织认为,这些年轻人将难以理解任何事情。
73but the simplest texts, or to make sense of a utility bill.但最简单的文本, 或使一个公用事业法案的意义。
74What's causing this decline?是什么导致了这种下降?
75The lingering impact of the pandemic doubtless has a role.毫无疑问,这种流行病的持久影响可以发挥作用。
76The youngsters who participated参与的青少年
77in this year's PISA tests were about 10 years old when Covid-19 hit.今年的PISA测试中 科维德 -19击球时年龄约为10岁
78It's possible they有可能他们
79were hurt more by the disruptions of that era than teenagers who were further into their被那个时代的破坏所伤害的比那些 更深的青少年
80school careers.学校职业。
81The pandemic also created new problems that continue unchecked.这一大流行病还造成了新的问题,这些问题继续得不到遏制。
82Rates费率
83of absence remain much higher than before Covid spread, for reasons that are much contested.与科维德蔓延之前相比,缺勤率仍然高得多,原因有很多争议。
84Across rich countries, about 15% of pupils miss at least a day of primary school every在富裕国家,大约15%的学生每天至少缺一天小学。
85fortnight, up from about 10% in 2019.两周,比2019年的约10%上升.
86Absences are up in secondary schools too.中学的缺勤率也很高。
87Missing even缺少偶数
88a few days of lessons can have a big impact on grades.几天的课可以对成绩产生很大影响.
89But falling scores will also intensify但下降的分数也会增加
90long-running worries about the impact of technology on children's learning and on their reading长期担心技术对儿童学习和阅读的影响
91skills in particular.特别是技能。
92Ubiquitous phones and widespread access to social media mean young使用Ubiquit电话和广泛使用社交媒体意味着年轻
93Andreas Schleicher认为, 人们对复杂文本的认识越来越少了,
94head of education at the OECD.经合组织教育主管。
95He points to an increase in the number of test-takers classed他指出,参加考试的人数有所增加。
96as hasty readers who blast briskly through the literacy assessment while getting many匆忙的阅读者,
97of the answers wrong.错误的答案。
98Greens are clearly diverting children from books.绿种人显然在转移儿童对书籍的注意力。
99Just 37% of nine-year-olds只有37%的九岁小孩
100in America say they read them for pleasure now, down from nearly 60% in the 1990s.在美国,他们读到它们 乐趣现在, 低于近60% 在1990年代。
101Declining递减
102literacy could well be dragging down marks in other disciplines because reading well识字可能因为阅读良好而拖累其他学科的分数
103is key to progressing in subjects such as maths and science too.也是数学和科学等学科进步的关键。
104Tackling these challenges requires first-rate policies in schools.应对这些挑战需要学校实行一流政策。
105But on a wide range of但范围很广
106issues education ministries seem to be dropping the ball.教育部似乎放弃了
107Schleicher先生担心学校
108have become complacent and that they're increasingly inclined to tell pupils and parents that他们越来越倾向于告诉学生和家长
109mediocre work is great.平庸的工作是伟大的。
110He criticises overzealous and haphazard use of educational software他批评教育软件的过度热闹和随意使用
111in classrooms, arguing in a guest essay for The Economist that pupils have too often become在课堂上,在《经济学人》的一篇嘉宾论文中认为,学生往往成为
112crash-test dummies for unproven kit.未证实的套件的崩溃测试假人。
113Some data suggests that schools have been allowed一些数据表明,学校是允许的。
114{\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}要长成划船的
115In one recent survey, rich world teachers reported that the amount of在最近的一次调查中,富裕世界的教师报告说,
116time they spent simply keeping order is creeping up.他们花在维持秩序上的时间越演越烈
117ESA may itself share some blame for setting school reformers on a dodgy course.欧空局本身也可能对将学校改革者安排到一个虚伪的课程中来负有一些责任。
118When the
119tests were first carried out in 2000, Finland shocked the world by coming top of the table.芬兰于2000年首次进行了试验,登上表头,震惊了世界。
120Policymakers who trekked to Helsinki for lessons returned with messages that teachers in their前往赫尔辛基学习课程的决策者们带着教师们的讯息返回赫尔辛基。
121home countries were only too happy to receive.母国只乐于接受。
122Finland appeared to have achieved striking results with only limited testing and inspections.芬兰似乎只取得了有限的试验和检查,取得了引人注目的成果。
123Its educational establishment espoused play-based learning, especially for younger children.其教育机构支持基于游戏的学习,特别是对年幼儿童的学习。
124It argued that teachers should spend less time talking in front of blackboards and more它主张,老师应该少花时间在黑板前说话,而多花时间
125time helping pupils work things out for themselves.时间帮助学生自己解决问题。
126Yet since that first test, almost no country然而,自从第一次测试以来,几乎没有一个国家
127has seen its scores fall as steeply as Finland, a slide that continues in the latest results.它的得分与芬兰一样急剧下降,这一滑坡在最近的结果中仍在继续。
128Finland's critics posit that the high marks it achieved in 2000 in fact reflected old-fashioned芬兰的批评者认为,它在2000年达到的高分事实上反映了老式的
129educational approaches that were still prevalent in its schools well into the 1990s and not20世纪90年代学校中仍然盛行的教育方法,
130the newer, progressive policies for which it became famous.较新的、进步的政策,
131If that's the case, the如果是这样的话
132error may have set dozens of school systems off course.错误可能使数十个学校系统偏离了课程。
133What countries could serve as哪些国家可以作为
134new models?新模型吗?
135Asian school systems have shared somewhat in the declines recorded in recent亚洲的学校系统在最近出现的下降趋势中有一些共同之处。
136years but generally less than other rich places.年,但一般少于其他富裕的地方。
137The big gap in scores between East and West东西方的分数差距很大
138suggests policies in East Asia deserve another look.东亚的政策值得重新审视。
139Parents there are fanatical about schooling家长们对上学很狂热
140and often dig deep into their pockets for extra lessons.并经常挖进他们的口袋 以额外的教训。
141Critics are right to point批评者说的对
142out that such social factors are difficult to replicate.这些社会因素很难复制。
143But the region's politicians但该地区的政客们
144have made a number of wise decisions too.也做出了一些明智的决定。
145Asian countries are much less obsessed than亚洲国家的痴迷远不如
146a Western once with keeping classes small.a 西部一次,但上课少。
147They generally choose to have fewer teachers他们一般选择更少的教师
148whom they can then pay better and train more intensely.然后,他们可以支付更好的报酬,更能训练。
149That seems to work better than adding这似乎比添加更好
150ever more staff to schools, the main way that America in particular has long tried to drive up越来越多的员工去学校, 特别是美国 长期以来一直试图驱动
151scores.分数。
152Britain's marching up the rankings deserves more attention than it's received.英国的进军排名值得更多的关注,而不是它得到的.
153Starting some 15 years ago under a conservative-led coalition government, school reformers in England,从15年前开始 在一个保守派领导的联合政府下 英国的学校改革者
154by a long way the largest of the country's four separate school systems,长期以来,是全国四个独立学校系统中最大的,
155singed when much of the rest of the world zagged.歌唱时,世界大部分 zigged。
156The nation made its curriculums more fact-filled,国家使课程更加充满事实,
157some prefer to say knowledge-rich, at a time when policymakers elsewhere had been waxing有些人更喜欢说知识丰富, 此时决策者在别处 正在蜡烛
158lyrical about instilling vague soft skills.关于灌输模糊的软技能的格言.
159It made exams more rigorous, deprioritised coursework使得考试更加严格,课程工作更加优先
160on which it's easy to cheat and toughened inspections.对它来说很容易作弊 更严格的检查
161Politicians also sought to steer政治家们还试图引导
162schools away from newfangled styles of instruction that are fashionable but untested and back to学校远离新式教学风格,这些教学风格既时尚又未经测试,并回到
163methods that are more dyed-in-the-wall.在墙上染色的方法。
164That England's policies have had some protective英国的政策 有一些保护
165effect on school marks is most evident when comparing it with school systems just next door与隔壁的学校系统相比,对校标的影响最为明显。
166that have chosen a starkly different path.他们选择了一条完全不同的道路。
16720 years ago children in Scotland outperformed their20年前,苏格兰儿童的表现超过了他们
168peers south of the border.边境南边的同伴
169Now they tend to do worse, even though school spending per pupil is即使每个学生的学校开支
170much higher.再高点
171Scotland's critics blame a modish curriculum as well as a lax approach to discipline.苏格兰的批评者责怪一个摩登主义的课程,以及对纪律的松懈态度.
172Covid or screens don't explain the disparity given that these scourges have affected all科维德或屏幕无法解释差异 因为这些灾祸影响了所有人
173children in Britain in a fairly similar way.英国的孩子们也差不多
174Test scores are not the measure of a person测试分数不是衡量一个人
175nor proof that they're destined for failure or success but good grades are highly predictive也证明他们注定要失败或成功 但好成绩很能预测
176of fatter earnings, better health and longer lives among a world of other benefits.在拥有其他福利的世界中,增加收入、改善健康和延长寿命。
177At the在那个
178national level improvements in a country's braininess appear to track closely with later国家层面的聪明程度的提高似乎与后来的改善密切相连
179bursts of economic growth.经济蓬勃增长。
180One analysis by Ludger Wussmann and Eric Hanecek, two economists,鲁德格·武斯曼和埃里克·哈内切克 两位经济学家的一次分析
181concludes that increasing PISA test scores by 25 points could push up annual GDP growth in rich认为PISA测试分数提高25分 将推动富人GDP年增长率
182countries by half a percentage point.以半个百分点计算。
183There's not yet much evidence that artificial intelligence还没有多少证据表明人工智能
184will reduce the returns on a top-class education but there are plenty of reasons to think the但有很多理由认为
185technology will make mincemeat of the weakly skilled.技术将使技术薄弱者成为精品。
186Time for school reformers to hit the是时候让学校改革者来打
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