Kategorie: Finnland

„In Finnland gibt es sowohl die Sonderschulen als auch die Sonderklassen. An den meisten Grundschulen gibt es neben den normalen

„The systematic attention given to children who are identified as having ‚learning needs’ is a key feature of Finland’s success

„Teachers’ trade unions in Finland are closely involved by government in developing the school system.“ ETUCE (Hrsg.), „School Leadership in

„Finland has raised the social status of its teachers to a level where there are few occupations with higher status.“

„The recommended maximum number of children per ECEC (Anm.: ECEC = „Early Childhood Education and Care) professional in Finland is among

„Finland has the best staff-child ratio in ECEC (Anm.: ECEC = „Early Childhood Education and Care) services for zero-to-three-year-olds as well

„In Finland, there are large differences in reading performance between students without an immigrant background and first- and second-generation immigrant

„Only in four countries (Czech Republic, England, Estonia and Finland) are primary schools allowed to be selective academically.“ OECD (Hrsg.),

„Finland and South Korea […] obtain their annual teacher intake from the top 10 % and 5 % of graduating students respectively.

„Unlike nations that have bureaucratic accountability systems that make teachers feel threatened, overcontrolled, and undervalued, teaching in Finland is a