„In Finland, measures to further promote the education of immigrant children, including strengthening reception classes and increasing language training, appear
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Die Leistungen der 10-Jährigen beim Lesen (PIRLS 2011), in der Mathematik und den Naturwissenschaften (TIMSS 2011) …
„Only Singapore had more than half of its students reach the high benchmark in all three subjects, and only two
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„More than three-fifths of the fourth grade students reached the high benchmark in science (65 %) and reading (63 %), and half
WeiterlesenIn Finland teachers are the most satisfied professional group …
„A research published in June 2012 revealed that in Finland teachers are the most satisfied professional group. In Finland, education
WeiterlesenIn Austria, France, Hungary and the Netherlands children are at least pressured …
„In Austria, France, Hungary and the Netherlands children are at least pressured by school work and are also in the
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Finnland: „PISA has thrown a country to the top of the international ranking charts that least follows the OECD’s ‘standard
WeiterlesenFinnish students do not take standardized tests until the end of high school …
„Unlike the high-performing education systems in East Asia that have a well-known reputation for authoritarian and standardized-test-driven education that emphasized
WeiterlesenThe more different school types migrant students can choose from in secondary education, the better they perform …
„The more different school types migrant students can choose from in secondary education, the better they perform on average.“ Univ.-Prof. Dr. Jaap
WeiterlesenFinnland: Zugewanderte Sechs- bis Zehnjährige besuchen mindestens 900 Stunden einen Finnischkurs …
Finnland: „Zugewanderte Sechs- bis Zehnjährige besuchen mindestens 900 Stunden einen Finnischkurs, bevor sie am Regelunterricht teilnehmen.“ ÖIF (Hrsg.), „Zusammen: Österreich“ (Herbst 2012),
Weiterlesen40 Prozent der Schulen in Finnland …
„40 Prozent der Schulen in Finnland haben weniger als 50 Schüler und 60 Prozent haben weniger als sieben Lehrer.“ Univ.-Prof. Dr. Bernd Ahrbeck, www.bildungsklick.de am
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