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EXHIBIT 3-12<br />
Comparison of Malaysia’s PISA 2009+ ranking against other countries<br />
Comparison of Malaysia’s PISA 2009+ ranking against<br />
other countries<br />
1 Reading<br />
2 Mathematics<br />
3 Science<br />
Rank Country<br />
1 Shanghai-China 556<br />
2 Korea 539<br />
3 Finland 536<br />
4 Hong Kong 533<br />
5 Singapore 526<br />
18 United Kingdom 494<br />
OECD Average<br />
19 Germany 497<br />
55<br />
MALAYSIA 414<br />
Note: Countries are ranked in descending order of the percentage of top performers (Level 5 or 6)<br />
SOURCE: PISA 2009+<br />
… … … … …<br />
42 Russian Fed.<br />
International Average<br />
459<br />
43 Chile 449<br />
53 Thailand 421<br />
Mean<br />
score Rank Country<br />
1<br />
2<br />
33<br />
4<br />
5<br />
Shanghai-China<br />
Singapore<br />
Hong Kong<br />
Korea<br />
Taiwan<br />
Mean<br />
score Rank Country<br />
600<br />
562<br />
555<br />
546<br />
543<br />
41 Croatia<br />
International Average<br />
460<br />
42 Israel 447<br />
52 Thailand 419<br />
57<br />
MALAYSIA 404<br />
Malaysia Education <strong>Blueprint</strong> 2013 - 2025<br />
Chapter 3 Current Performance<br />
Regional<br />
peers<br />
Mean<br />
score<br />
1 Shanghai-China 575<br />
2 Finland 554<br />
3 Hong Kong 549<br />
4<br />
5<br />
Singapore<br />
Japan<br />
542<br />
Image by MOE<br />
539<br />
20 Austria 496 20 Ireland 508<br />
OECD Average OECD Average<br />
21 Slovak Republic<br />
497<br />
40 Greece<br />
International Average<br />
470<br />
41 Malta 461<br />
51 Thailand 425<br />
62 Indonesia 402 68 Indonesia 371 66 Indonesia 383<br />
▪ In Science, students have very limited scientific knowledge that<br />
can only be applied to a few familiar situations. They can present<br />
scientific explanations that follow explicitly from the given evidence,<br />
but will struggle to draw conclusions or make interpretations from<br />
simple investigations.<br />
Just as with TIMSS in 2007, the PISA 2009+ results also show<br />
that very few Malaysian students are performing at an Advanced<br />
level (approximately 0.1% for Reading, Mathematics, and Science)<br />
compared to the OECD countries (where almost 8% perform at this<br />
level). Performing at an Advanced level in PISA means:<br />
… … … … …<br />
21 Czech Republic 500<br />
52<br />
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MALAYSIA 422<br />
▪ In Reading, students are able to make multiple inferences,<br />
comparisons, and contrasts that are both detailed and precise. They<br />
are also able to develop critical evaluations or hypotheses, drawing<br />
on specialised knowledge;<br />
▪ In Mathematics, students are able to interpret more complex<br />
information, and negotiate a number of processing steps. They<br />
demonstrate insight in identifying a suitable solution strategy,<br />
and display other higher-order cognitive processes to explain or<br />
communicate results; and<br />
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