Finnish Education System- Jukka Sormunen Part 1

This video is part 1 of a sit-down interview I had with Jukka Sormunen, the Principal (Rhetori) at Klassika Lukio, a sports high school in Kuopio Finland.
After spending a year there as an exchange teacher, I wanted to look deeper into why the finnish education system has such continued success.

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We actually managed to get one of our teachers fired/retired during high school by complaining that he was not a qualified teacher and that we were not satisfied in his teaching. It did include our headmaster, among other teachers, come and observe some of the classes he was teaching. Ok I just keep repeating the word "teacher/teaching" so I'll stop here :D

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+lassipls was it because you didn't like them or because he was hindering your learning?

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+Derek Henson he was a really nice and polite teacher, but he wouldn't even remember what we did last time and didn't have a plan ready for each of his classes, so he constantly had to consult us on what we should do next. I guess he never took any notes during the class, he just kinda showed up in time and stood there for the 45 minutes. My high school shared our facilities and staff with junior high students, because we only had around 60 high school students there, so the teachers did have a wider range of education which to cover. All this happened 4 or so years ago, so can't really recall any details about it. And I just woke up and am writing this half-asleep on my phone at bed, so I'm kinda just slapping words together hoping for them to make any sense.

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its rehtori not rhetori lölz

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+Jaakko Hintsala thanks for picking up on that, I will edit it!

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no problemo :)