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Thailand plans AI learning framework after PISA gains
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Thai students recorded higher scores in science, mathematics and reading in PISA 2025, with the government preparing to use the findings to improve classroom learning and develop artificial intelligence and media literacy skills.
Key facts
- Deputy government spokesperson Capt Patdarasm Thongsaluaykorn said Thailand had climbed five places in the global rankings, from 58th in the 2022 assessment to 53rd in 2025.
- The proportion of students reaching basic proficiency also increased, with improvements reported as 12% in science, 9% in mathematics and 6% in reading.
- Thailand was among eight countries and economies to record statistically significant increases across all three core areas compared with 2022
- The PISA 2025 subject scores and increases from PISA 2022 were
- The plans are intended to prepare students for PISA 2029, which will include media and AI literacy as an additional assessment area.
Summary
Deputy government spokesperson Capt Patdarasm Thongsaluaykorn said Thailand had climbed five places in the global rankings, from 58th in the 2022 assessment to 53rd in 2025.
The Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) covered a sample of 8,547 Thai students from 273 educational institutions across all education systems.