The Secret to Finland's Success With Schools, Moms, Kids—and Everything

11/14/2013

This article discusses the success of the Finnish education system and the factors contributing to it. It highlights the importance of equality and equity in education, as well as the role of highly trained teachers. The article also emphasizes the value placed on trust in the Finnish education system, with minimal standardized testing and a focus on personalized learning. Furthermore, it explores the involvement of parents in education and the emphasis on giving children time to play and be creative. The author argues that Finland's success in education can serve as a model for other countries looking to improve their own systems.

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