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Kosovo’s PISA results remained in focus for the education sector throughout 2017, but it was the University of Prishtina that took center stage, as activists and academics focused on systemic issues plaguing the country’s oldest institution of higher education.
While the Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology promotes a new teaching methodology, schools in Kosovo are faced with more basic challenges.
Reforms focusing on digitalization will not save Kosovo’s education system, which needs to build itself up from the basics.
New educational assessment results from PISA rank Kosovo as one of the countries with lowest performance in math, science, and reading, trailing behind its regional counterparts.