EDUCATION

Pre-primary education
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To ensure comparability, observed values are transformed into SGI scores on a scale from 1 to 10. The lowest value translates into score 1, the best value into score 10. Remaining values are transformed according to the original data distribution.
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Value
Score
1Hungary0.685
10.00
 
2Iceland0.671
9.82
 
3Denmark0.659
9.66
 
4France0.644
9.46
 
5Sweden0.597
8.84
 
6Spain0.590
8.75
 
7Belgium0.572
8.51
 
8Mexico0.518
7.80
 
9Poland0.502
7.59
 
10Italy0.472
7.19
 
11Chile0.465
7.10
 
12Austria0.407
6.33
 
13Luxembourg0.405
6.30
 
14Czech Rep.0.395
6.17
 
15Netherlands0.383
6.01
 
16Germany0.376
5.92
 
17Portugal0.362
5.74
 
18New Zealand0.346
5.53
 
19UK0.342
5.47
 
20Finland0.336
5.39
 
21USA0.331
5.33
 
22Slovakia0.329
5.30
 
23Norway0.290
4.79
 
24Switzerland0.196
3.55
 
25Canada0.193
3.51
 
26South Korea0.107
2.37
 
27Greece0.089
2.13
 
27Japan0.089
2.13
 
29Australia0.038
1.46
 
30Turkey0.018
1.20
 
31Ireland0.003
1.00
 
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Key concepts
 
A strong education system is crucial to establishing future competitiveness, as well as to creating a cohesive and productive society.

This criterion assess the extent to which a government’s education policy facilitates high-quality learning that contributes to personal development, sustainable economic growth and social cohesion. Focus areas include the need to provide a skilled labor force, upper secondary and tertiary attainment levels, and (equitable) access to education.

Research has increasingly shown the value of pre-primary education as well, particularly in helping non-native children to higher levels of attainment later in their educational careers.
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