Kategorie: Finnland

„From an international perspective, Finnish teachers devote less time to teaching than do teachers in many other nations.“ Univ.-Prof. Dr. Pasi Sahlberg,

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

Finnland: „In the early years of primary school, intensive special support – mostly in reading, writing, and arithmetic – is

„Finnish education is characterised by a high level of trust in all the parties concerned, in particular teachers. This enables

„OECD data indicate that there are a number of high-achieving nations where many students are not happy with school. These

Finnland: „Each school has at least one special teacher, trained to help struggling students. The special teacher is tasked with

„The highest public spending on education relative to GDP was observed in Denmark (8.8 % of GDP), while Malta (8.0 %), Cyprus

„In the best performing countries (e.g. Finland), higher shares of students tend to report not being engaged with their Reading,

Finnland: „Perhaps because parents have the right to stay at home until their youngest child reaches the age of 3,

„66.5 % of Korean teachers and 58.6 % of Finnish teachers feel that their profession is valued by society – the highest