Estonian Minister Says Education Fails Immigrant Children
Estonian Education Minister Kristina Kallas said the country’s education system needs improvement for immigrant children. Estonia did well on the PISA test. She talked about education plans at a meeting called European Pulse Forum 2026.
Kristina Kallas, the Estonian Education Minister, made these comments at the European Pulse Forum 2026. The forum focused on using artificial intelligence in schools. Estonia’s good results on the PISA test are because of many different students and teachers who are ready. The minister believes the current system does not help immigrant children enough. She is working on a new plan for education in Estonia.
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Highlights
Kallas Criticizes Education System
Kristina Kallas, Estonian Education Minister, believes the system doesn't help immigrant children.
PISA Success Factors Identified
Estonia’s good PISA scores are due to diversity and teachers.
Forum Discussion on AI
Kallas talked about education strategy at the European Pulse Forum 2026.
Focus on AI Implementation
The forum discussed using AI in Estonian schools.
Minister's Statement on Immigrant Students
Kristina Kallas says the education system is failing immigrant children.