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site index ED.gov FOR RELEASE: Embargoed until 11 a.m. EST February 24, 1998 Contact: David Thomas RILEY URGES STUDENTS TO TAKE TOUGHER COURSES: CHALLENGES SCHOOLS AND STATES TO RAISE ACADEMIC, TESTING AND TEACHING STANDARDS IN MATH AND SCIENCE Responding to results of an international study, U.S. Secretary of Education Richard W. Riley today said America must dramatically accelerate and fundamentally change its efforts to improve math and science achievement for its students to rank among the top performing students internationally. According to the Third International Math and Science Study (TIMSS), released today by the Education Department's National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), U.S. 12th graders outperformed only two (Cyprus and South Africa) of the 21 participating countries in math and science. Asian countries chose not to participate in the TIMSS 12th-grade study. U.S. students' scores in science were not significantly different from those of seven other countries, including Italy, Germany, France and the Russian Federation; in math their scores were similar to those of four other countries, including Italy and the Russian Federation. "This is unacceptable, and it absolutely confirms what the president and I have been saying, that academic standards must be raised dramatically across America," Riley said. "The standards of many state assessments in math are far lower than national and international standards of excellence; too many science and math teachers are teaching out-of-field; and far too few high school seniors have taken physics, trigonometry, calculus and advanced placement courses."

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