Stefan Wolter

Stefan Wolter

economist Switzerland

Stefan Wolter is a prominent Swiss economist and education expert known for his critical analysis of the Swiss education system. He has highlighted the paradox of increasing educational attainment alongside declining performance in international assessments such as PISA and PIAAC. Wolter argues that despite significant investments in education, the quality of outcomes has not improved, raising concerns about the future competencies of the workforce. He emphasizes the need for better evaluation practices within educational reforms and warns of the potential long-term consequences of current trends, particularly in relation to the impact of automation and artificial intelligence on job markets.

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Switzerland Switzerland: Stefan Wolter emphasized the long-term impact of poorly qualified migrants on the education system. 5

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: Bildungslücke in der Schweiz: 1 Million kaum alltagstauglich

Switzerland Switzerland: Stefan Wolter stated that it is primarily native students who have worsened in reading skills over the last twenty years. 6

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: Das wahre Problem ist das Lesen

Switzerland Switzerland: Stefan Wolter highlighted the decline in educational standards in Switzerland despite increased investment in education. 5

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: Bildungskrise in der Schweiz: Warum unsere Schulen scheitern

Switzerland Switzerland: Stefan Wolter is an educational researcher who has long pointed out the declining performance in Swiss education. 5

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: Die Hälfte der Elftklässler kann keinen Satz auf Französisch

Switzerland Switzerland: Stefan Wolter discusses the current education crisis in Switzerland and the reasons behind the declining performance despite increasing numbers of well-educated individuals. 5

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: Schweizer Bildungskrise: mehr Gutausgebildete, schlechtere Leistungen