Kategorie: Finnland

„In the countries with the most successful public education (South Korea, Singapore, Hong-Kong, Finland) teachers come from the upper tier

„In Finland university graduate teachers have a relatively high starting salary, which is a good incentive for attracting the best

Finnland: „At secondary level, 37 of the 463 general secondary schools of the country provide special education. These could also

„A key problem in Greece, France and Finland is the high rate of ESL (Anm.: ESL = Early School Leavers) during the

„At two-and-half Finnish children are tested for emergent cognitive problems, and by the time they reach pre-school, at age six,

„While remedial special education was created in Finland in tandem with the shift to comprehensive schools in the 1970s, it

„While some 5 percent of students received special education in 1970, by 2010 approximately 30 percent of all Finnish comprehensive

„Finnish schools accept that there may be some limitations on comparability when teachers do all the grading. At the same

„Finnish ‚sisu‘, a cultural trademark that refers to a principle of sticking with and not giving up whatever on is

„In lower secondary schools, on average, Finnish teachers teach about 600 hours, i. e. 800 lessons of 45 minutes, annually. […] Lower