Our headteacher hates her staff so we have an opposite experience of school life - absolutely HORRIBLE!

I buy your book i am from Indonesia. I hope you keep going to make education content

Hello Mr Walker, do you still have the free Finnish Education Webinar? I´m from MX, I would like to know more on the way you do teaching. Blessings

Hi Tim I am Pankaj from India. I heard lot about Finland education system. How can I connect with over email or WhatsApp so that I can also help my kids. Thanks for posting such videos

Eu tenho um sonho de conhecer pessoalmente a escola finlandesa

Excellent video. I wish we had things like that when I was in high school.(USA)

Excellent video!

Excellent video

Hi Tim.. I am Indonesian teacher..would you please give me the new link for freewebinar..because i can not open your freewbinar link

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best regards mr walker. I am a teacher in Indonesia, and I really want to chat with you after reading your book maybe by zoom or meet. I would love to know more about the practice of learning that you do. I really hope to meet you

this is an eye-opener! Loved when he says this is life

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Tim, something I've noticed from the stories in your book as well as these videos is that Finnish teachers are, in general, quite laid back in their approach to education and have a great sense of humor. I love it, and wish this were so in the States! For all our strictness and overwork (for teachers and students), what do we have to show for it? Nothing much to be proud of, that's for sure.

I use this approach and it works IF, students follow safety procedures. The reality is I have to teach and document safety lessons and tests. You know why this is a must.

I am also going to become a teacher, please elaborate more on how to teach like Finland🇫🇮

Hello sir, I am from India. I am also educator. I would like to know about how to be a part of Finnish Education system, how to come there? and all important information. I would be a great help to know more.😊

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Finland's ranking is dropping at a breakneck pace. Education had been independent in schools. Now Politicians and senior officials make themselves important and, in their own opinion now, “invent” good new methods and projects to make the system more efficient. The teaching is now mixed up. The ranking will drop drastically. Even officials sites block all commets.

3:57 they are not lazy Here in India we study from 8 to 6

Thank you for sharing this video . I have added this book to my list . The culture of trust in education system is so important .

I haven't read all the comments so I'm not sure if it's been mentioned previously, but would you be able to tell us how many students was that teacher responsible for in that particular lesson? At my school, the ratio is, on average, a teacher for 25 students. Do you think we could apply this kind of hands-on approach in such circumstances? Thanks and please keep sharing your Finnish education experience!

اني طالب عراقي گاعد اتفرج هذا الفيديو، وقلبي يؤلمني، العراق كان مركز العلم والعلوم قديما، انظر لأين وصلنا حاليا، ماشاء الله على فنلندا

As a foreigner, can my children learn English from elementary school in Finnish schools? Need an answer, please

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More elaborate Finland education system

Oh the memories! Im only pissed bout the fact I had to go rättikässy at 7-9nth grade coz there was not enough girls wanting to go tekninentyö. Stupid reason.

Funny enough I did have a teacher in high school (US) that would give us a break during lessons. If it was a shorter timed class we'd get like 5 or so minutes to get up and stretch, and about 10min for longer timed class.

Most of our school districts don't allow the real use of animal systems. I've video taped myself doing a dissection. It's really not the same. I have challenged my students that want to know more to dissect Chicken parts when their parents buy whole chickens. A good comparison is looking at the video of a heart dissection and comparing that to the chicken heart.

Hallo Tim! I'm your new subscriber. I'm reading your book "Teach Like Finland" right now. Then it brings me to this channel bcause I want to know more about teaching methods. Next semester, one of high schools near my house offer me to teach there. I have so much worries about that. So I'm looking for inspiration here. I hope I can reach you more. PLEASE, please upload another video anymore. Can't wait :)

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It's a HUGE responsibilty on you Tim, we need more of this for different subjects. I am really interested in how they teach english to their students. Thanks a lot

Actually your videos are fantastic 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🥰😍🥰

Sir give me your contact number

What is Finland education administration system?

I remember having woodwork and metalwork lessons at the age of 11 in England and enjoyed them too. We do not have continual assessment in England so there is only a focus on progress for examinations at 16 and 18. Teaching to the test is also a focus with many weeks and months being spent on looking at past questions in preparation for the the SAT test at 11 as schools are judged on results and a league table for every school means a ‘name and shame’ policy to try to drive up results. Inspectors also visit schools and see lessons and admin. The Ofsted inspectors give a grade and the report is published. Many schools have not been visited for years so grades may be inaccurate. The intake of the school is an important factor to consider especially if families have a low income. Many poor schools have improved with new Headteachers although some have introduced draconian discipline. We still have selective schools at 11 (Grammar and secondary modern) in counties near London. Most schools are comprehensives and do not select at 11. Some newer schools are academies and are ‘not for profit’ schools. They are not inspected. We have private schools and parents pay for the education of their children. They are not inspected by Ofsted and have their own inspectors. They also take different examinations at 18 so it is difficult to compare state and private schools.Top universities generally take pupils from private schools but the situation has improved slightly in recent years. The curriculum and examination syllabi have a focus on memorisation expecting pupils to have an encyclopaedic memory. There is no focus on problem solving so PISA test results are average and not improving. Finland decided to reform their system after the catastrophic event of the war. We now have a catastrophic event with Covid and there is talk about a longer school day to allow ‘catch up’. It could be the ideal time to reorganise the school system in England and copy Finland and Estonia. No early selection, comprehensives, mixed ability, continual assessment, no exam at 16, introduce vocational education at 15/16, introduce problem solving and creativity etc. Etc

As a finn and 41 old still have all my important stuff in my wooden box I made in these classes as 8 year old 😂

Thank you so Much, Mr. Tim. I from Indonesia. after, I read your book, entitled Teach like Finland. I get a lot of inspiration to teach in my class. I hope many books can be translated into Indonesian.

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I made it too few weeks ago. Want to know how ? just look for Stodoys.

I did it myself. I used Stodoys woodworking plans for this.

Wow. When I was in Highschool we got one break a day. A 20 minute lunch. I dropped out at 16 and got my GED less than a month later. American public schools and workforce are a joke when it comes to break time.

That's what a biology class should look like. Not just a chalk and black board.

Hi there! I've tried to join your webinar but they've said that there is something went wrong so do you have advice about it, Mr.Walker ? Sorry for my bad English

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