When there are arguments about the Prime Minister and the ministers traveling abroad, what if we know about the education models in those countries. Shhh! Nobody would say that studying in Finland is enough. Most of the foreign countries are schools where there is no difference between students and non-students, children have time to sleep, and there are no classes every day of the week. Know about education models in different countries…
Finland
Finland has one of the best education systems in the world. Finland ranks first in the world with 100 percent literacy. Only 40 percent of what America spends is spent on schools here. Yet Finnish children are at the forefront of academic excellence. In Finland, education starts at the age of seven. In other countries, the average school entry age is six years. In Finland there are no exams during the first six years of school. The compulsory exam is only when you are studying in secondary school at the age of 16. Put the bright children and the less bright children in the same class. The method is to get to know each other. Therefore, the difference in marks between those who are ahead and those who are behind in studies is very less in this school. 66 per cent of students go to college from the school. This is the highest rate in Europe.
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are you sleepy No problem, sleep!
Many schools in our country start classes early in the morning. Some children have a tendency to fall asleep. But in some schools in Canada there is no such problem. Because children have time to rest before starting their studies there. If you want to have a baby then, you can do it! This will help raise the level of attention and learning of children with sleeping problems!
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Everything here is digital!
The Dutch model called Education for a New Era focuses on preparing schools for the digital age. Traditional books and blackboards were completely avoided and 11 schools were converted into iPad schools. Children do not bother to play as much on iPad as they do on mobile phones as it gives a strong message that iPad is a learning tool.
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School days
France has the least number of school days per week, only 4 or 5 days. But the class is eight hours a day. In most countries the study is five days a week. In Britain the class is 4.40 hours a day. 3.45 hours in Germany and 180 days a year in France and America. In Japan it is 220. The German school year is 185 days. 190 days in Britain
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Neither he nor she!
At Egalia Preschool in Sweden, the words “He” and “She” are not used. Treating everyone equally without male-female differences is part of training.
Content Summary: Learn about the education methods of different countries
