Poorer international assessment results due to online learning


PUTRAJAYA: Losing out on two years of face-to-face learning has caused Malaysia’s performance to drop in the Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS) 2023 assessment.

This can also be seen in the results of many of the other 34 countries, which also took in the 2019 edition of the assessment, with only three seeing an overall improvement in Mathematics and Science.

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