*Finland is ranked No.1 in the world in Education. What’s so great there!*


• A child goes to school there only at the age of 7. The torture does not start at 2 ½ as it is elsewhere.


*• A child learns from each move that it comes across in this early age at home.*


• From the age of 7 to 10 the child spends 50% of it’s time in school and the remaining as vacation.


*• The school timings are also less and equal importance is given to Music, Arts and Sports too*


• The schools there have relaxation rooms for the children to take rest if they feel tired.


*• Until the age of 13 there is no grading and no report cards for students.*


• If their parents are inquisitive of the child’s progress they can apply to know that.


*• Since there is no grading there is no pressure on the student to compete.*


• They are not given homework. Students can do their homework in the subject of their choice.


*• A doctor stationed in each school monitors their health and advices.*


• Only a maximum of 600 students are permitted in a school.


*• There aren’t any private schools. All are Govt. run. There is equality in education for all.*


• 99% of children in Finland get primary education.


*• Students who hail from a country where there aren’t exams excel in competitive exams elsewhere.*


• You may wonder how this is possible. A UN research explains this…..


*• UN does an annual research about the happiest children in the world. Finland stands first.*


• Educationists from other countries flock to Finland to understand their system more.


*• 1500 representatives from 56 countries go there every year.*


• The country’s major foreign exchange comes from education tourism.


*• A teachers job in Finland is highly valued .*


• The teachers there have a major stake in the laws and policies of the country.


*• Every third child there wants to become a teacher. But it’s not so easy.*


• Only students who excel are considered for this post.


*• They are given 5 years of Teacher Training, 6 months of Military training, One year of onsite teacher training, Training in the Laws and Policies, Fire service, Self Defense, First Aid.*












*Thoughts to ponder:*

• Don’t find fault in children. Don’t hesitate to appreciate when they do good.


• No one knows what a child can become. Keep encouraging them.


• Edison was considered dumb and thrown out of school.


• Louis Pasteur was an average student in school.


• Einstein was considered an idiot in school.

• Talk to children daily about their goodness.

• Don’t compare a child with another.

• Talk about successful people to them.

• Instead of telling them how not to be, just tell them about how to be.

• Don’t curb them to the house

• Give them good examples and independence.

• If you talk to them about a bed of flower they’ll understand the path of thorns.

• Tell them about hardwork. They will get to know about laziness.

• When you tell them about successful people they will understand the reasons for failure.




And for all this, we need a good governance.

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Interesting!

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PheezyLee:
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