EDT 265 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Human Capital, Cooperative Learning, School Choice

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Finland ranked top in the pisa tests(the first one) then they slowly began to drop off. A reason for this might be because they had to spend some much time explaining their system and the reasons that they did so well. Finland doesn"t really value the pisa test; they value all the different subjects a student can learn. Equality doesn"t mean everyone gets the same thing---> it means everyone gets what they need. 50% of students get help in the early grades so that they won"t fall further behind. Wants everyone on the same playing field. Inclusion: students stay in the same regular classes but get special help or attention. Teachers are viewed as professionals and are treated as such. No alternatives ways to being a teacher. There are 8 teaching universities and you must attend one to become a teacher. Teaching is highly competitive: must take a written exam and do an interview.

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