Notices by Paleface (paleface@nicecrew.digital), page 2

However, against all expectations of subjects and observers, immigrant students score in the PISA tests rather like students in their countries of origin than like native students in the countries of destination. In spite of the allegedly better schools of the host countries, the learning of the newcomers remains at the level of their origin countries not only in the first generation, but also in the second and even later on. The question I will discuss here is: why do the results of immigrant students depend so much on their country of origin and so little on their country of destination?

lmao, sure, against all expectations

It must be unbearable how little the world makes sense when you're not racist.