„There are two main pathways in special education in the Finnish comprehensive school. The first path sees the student included in a regular class and provided with part-time special education in small groups. […] The second pathway is to provide permanent special education in a special group or class in the student’s own school or, in some cases, in a separate institution.“
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Pasi Sahlberg, „A Model Lesson – Finland Shows Us What Equal Opportunity Looks Like“ in „American Educator“ (Frühjahr 2012), S. 24