ITT – This North Europe country are focus on early education. That’s why Finland education system is the most successful in the world.
Before Finland children learn numbers, they learn how to be children, how to have fun with you, how to heal psychological wounds.
By the time children grow up, Finland education also effort to guide children to success. These are some reasons for the great success of Finland education system.
Competition is not as important as cooperation
Finland recognizes that competition between schools does not make children progress collaboration between schools.
This country has no private school. All schools are built from wages. Teachers are trained to solve their own exams instead of standardized exams.
Teaching is one of the most respected professions
Finland teachers are highly appreciated because Finland has big invested in children and they prefer this as a foundation for long-term development.
To become a teacher, candidates must first have a college degree and a study period from 5 to 6 years – equivalent to the time of study in medicine, before being able to work alone.
Finland is listening to specialized studies
Finnish government makes educational policy decisions based on efficiency. If the research figures show progress, Ministry of Education and Culture will be ready to try.
Finland is willing to experiment
The great benefit of hearing professional studies is education under the control of external forces such as money or political power. Finland teachers are encouraged to experiment themselves with educational methods, as well as keep yourself productive and eliminate ineffective.
The game is invincible
Finland law requires teachers to give students 15 minutes of free time every 45 minutes teaching.
Less homework
This comes from the general psychology of school, teachers and parents. Parents said that teacher teaches most of what they need during school and so does the school. Homework is not necessary. The time spent at home should be for the family – which will teach the child lessons about life.
Pre-school high quality and popular
Pre-school education is provided to children in the pre-school year compulsory education.
Pre-school and kindergartens are universal until the child is 7 years old and the figures show over 97% of children between 3 and 6 years old are enrolled in at least one of these two places. When the child in grade 1, parents can be assured that every child has learned the same lesson.
From a country not named on the world education map, Finland education system surprised when they topped PISA for the first time surveyed in 2000 and ranked first in the following quarters.
