Summary of Finnish Lessons 2.0: Global Lessons from Finland’s Education Reform by Pasi Sahlberg

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* Our summary is short, simple and pragmatic. It allows you to have the essential ideas of a big book in less than 30 minutes.

By reading this summary, you will learn more about the Finnish educational model.

You will also learn :

that Finland was hit by a very serious economic crisis in the early 1990s;
that in Finland, compulsory schooling lasts until the age of 16;
that primary and secondary education in Finland lasts 9 years;
that there is no separation – in Finland – between general and technical education;
that the Nokia company plays an important role in the Finnish economy;
that the Finnish education system is very much inspired by that of Sweden.
Where can the world’s most efficient education system come from? From the United States? From China? From India? From Japan? No. It comes from a small country, with a population of just over 5 million people, no natural resources and a harsh climate. It is Finland, one of the Scandinavian nations. The book invites you to discover the fundamental features of the Finnish educational system, which makes it both strong and original.

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