Ten (10) REASONS why FINLAND'S EDUCATION SYSTEM is considered the BEST in the WORLD

[@ninjapirate123]

I wish I can restart life in Finland

[@deutschegeschichte4972]

Just hit "esc" and than select "Respawn"

[@Mhmdschannel]

Same 😢

[@ninjapirate123]

@@deutschegeschichte4972I did but it didn't work

[@aditideb9022]

You are right.

[@XfirefoxX1]

7 hours a day at 6th grade, lots of homework and bad food

[@ashleyching5786]

Collaboration over competition No cost through higher education No standardized tests High professional status of teachers 9 years of obligatory schooling

[@acharyarishi4623]

I wish to start an institute like the same in India... in small village where by student can touch and feel nature and learn in natural way...for development of innovative generation..

[@SweatDevil-nf6fp]

Good better without android

[@CertifiedDingDongFR]

If the education system in Finland has been proven to be extremely effective, why haven’t other countries began implementing it?

[@aashay162]

because to implement that system other countries would need to have an assembly of their ministers and most of them will not agree(they are lazy people they don't care about the country they care only about their salaries). Even if everyone agrees then there will be public opinions where people with sheep herd mentality will not let changes take place because most of the teachers will be fired because of their limited education. And then if it checks everything above then a huge fund of capital will be needed that'll take more years and most of the funds will be taken by the ministers, contractors, principals etc. so the greater the population the more difficult it'll become to implement the system. It's nearly impossible if people with herd mentality exist and most of the people have sheep herd mentality. Sorry mate, it's nearly impossible. If it was easy it would've already been implemented.

[@vonelgamer3071]

Cost too much, they prefer using taxes to help random countries in war instead of using it on the people

[@mhi.h6336]

Bangladesh has begun this curriculum from this hear. And it has been a huge mess until now honestly. The system in general has a lot of potential. But the content we students are getting to learn is not eligible for our grades. For example the content a child from class 7 learning should be eligible for a 4th grader. Overall, it's the government's fault for planning poor content in the books. Hopefully this curriculum gets some changing that will have a positive impact

[@TurkishNationalist53-.]

Because they want people be ignorant

[@DanielleFreeman-im1yj]

I like to compare the education system to running a mile. Most countries focus more on who can run the fastest. They are constantly trying to one up each other by seeing who can run the most difficult mile in the quickest amount of time. Finland on the other doesn't seem to care much about how fast they can run the mile. Instead, they are more focused on enjoying the view as they run. Sometimes I think we could all stand to be a bit more like Finland....

[@Dragon_Dev]

I wish I was educated in this system 😢

[@TheUnderscore16]

This is why Finland is the G.O.A.T.

[@sweetangel2330]

Really great education system

[@BlessingEBube-ng4tg]

Wow! This is beautiful

[@teachertacticsofficial]

Thank you so much!

[@Garden-rs2qb]

Can anyone share any link for kindergarten finnish syllabus.i need it

[@gn7867]

LOVE IT!!! I am a teacher!!! And THIS IS THE WAY!!!!

[@javlonkabulov8589]

we need tgis education system in Uzbekistan so better education better people better economic and healthy society

[@justmohinur]

Exactly

[@soilstorm]

So, rank India as last in the list. India is now completely made education as business.

[@priyadarshinisith683]

Do Finnish schools too have toppers n back benchers?

[@akiuara666]

Meanwhile here in PH. I am suffering in hell, literally everyday, the education system on here is somewhat very hard to deal with.

[@FireflyIsSamusAranSister]

I personally really like the finland system because primary school (or first stage) is 1 to 6 grade there (ages 7 to 12 i think), im not from the uk but personally don't like how works there... its not the worst maybe it can work if the teacher are good but still an 11 years old or even a 12 years old going to the same school where 15-17 years olds go... well I don't like the idea too much and i feel an 11 years old and maybe 12 years old needs more time to mature because they aren't even a teenager. (Sorry if my english is bad)

[@Electroblade360]

Ladies and gentlemen, were going.

[@Rupali.Arts_Craft]

I wish I can restart life in finland

[@keyonalyles2267]

Agreed. I want my childhood back! We were all robbed of our youth!

[@AbidaGulzar-yo2rc]

In Finland the the minimum age is 7 for having admission in school and in India minimum age is 3

[@drabdulbashir1234]

In many schools in India, its as low as 2.5 yrs means 2 years and 6 months only !

[@kevinburke9940]

I entered 1st grade at age 6. My mom had to return to work and school became a babysitter.

[@ilyanaantonyuk2198]

why does it sound like an advertising to me 😂

[@amanenergy4181]

Thank you 🔥

[@teachertacticsofficial]

You're welcome 😊

[@vijayalaxmipandey3867]

Wonderful😊

[@UK8]

Great !

[@JJ-qt6wc]

No mention of the family? I have taught in American middle and upper class schools. No problem. Great parental support, good student participation, good test results. When I taught in poor performing schools in African-American communities, there was a huge percentage of families that did not care about their child's progress, and in fact, some families encouraged disrespect. Solution: Get the bad kids out of the schools OR transfer those who want to learn to better performing safer schools.

[@TopGunFan47]

pack your bags, dad...

[@gabrielleangelica1977]

Does Finland have a high immigration rate?

[@diamondsarenotforever8542]

No. It is not.

[@alan82777]

not for now atleast , we have some russians and people from asian countries but its no problem

[@gabrielleangelica1977]

@@alan82777 We get thousands per day in NYC and all over America. Try finding housing with that.

[@alan82777]

yh same happening in sweden and we r not so far away @@gabrielleangelica1977

[@virtual7insanity]

how attractive it seems, it's still VERY COLD there! :D and people are freaks.

[@tompw3141]

1:20 says "the graduates from the top 10 percentile can only apply to become a teacher in Finland" I think you mean "only the graduates from the top 10 percentile apply to become a teacher in Finland"!

[@janetm16jm]

I've been looking into the school system because I have a two-year-old where I live I'm too scared to send my kid to school scary in the school system i rather move to Finland.

[@angeljosi7774]

Where are you from

[@janetm16jm]

@@angeljosi7774 Canada 🇨🇦

[@user-zo5hd5gk2l]

👍👍👍

[@malikshahid2502]

Hi

[@sannimariaeithnemcgourty1646]

❤ ignore thr commrnents

[@darren33378]

Im just surprise how you could play in a Playstation in School as a Nerd.

[@daviddd99]

Decent video....pity about the AI-generated narration and the stock footage of scenes - evidently not from Finland, considering the homogeneity of most Finnish schools.

[@debatexdebate]

How to get reincarnated in Finland

[@jamielynnelatorre2577]

The country that I'm in right now are full of idiots for not using this kind of educational system.

[@JaviLemusDeElSalvador]

I don’t see how that can make that results system the best. It’s not focus on the progress of the student but on the quality of the teachers...but that’s not enough ...I’m a school teacher myself and know that perfectly .

[@darren33378]

Finland relies on Collaboration instead of Competition. In fact, the Quality of the teachers also effects the Students.

[@DJ50068]

And America continues to be dumb

[@bradleymasson1777]

I don't know if I'm buying into this. Free education; their is no free, someone has to pay for it. No standardized tests; how do we know if they know anything? C'mon, at what point do they learn the three r's?

[@oluwajimiloko2536]

I honestly agree with all the points except 7. There has to be a little bit of competition, at least annually between schools. The real world doesn't work like that. Except their work system is the same as their school they might just get overwhelmed.

[@joereima198]

I am finnish. Finnish education system is not free. It is paid by taxpayers. Wealthy taxpayers to be more exact. That is an inconvenience for the left of course. Wealthy people pay the most taxes absolutely because they get more money but they also pay the most relatively because finnish tax-system punishes the people who make more. More you earn the higher percent you pay. It is absolutely wrong to say it is free education.

[@rosemaryojeda5339]

I think you should better get out in your own country if you feel not fair enough collecting taxes to those earned well! Go to other country you might get shocks and realized it, how lucky you are having a good quality of education an yet you never get paid or spend any single penny in your own pocket darling! 😅lol

[@oluwajimiloko2536]

That's communism right?

[@gabelogan5877]

Calm down. 😂 you don’t have to pretend you’re Finnish

[@walidbajaber9502]

Do you mean other countries dont tax the wealthy?

[@jonathanaguilar9047]

🫅🫅🫅

[@samtzam3774]

Finland have one of the worst educations system on the planet. First of all does not have any competition and as no meritocracy. In fact, the metrics here in finland are relates only to in/out. And, a school declared as good only if extract a big percentage of students per year, which of course is the logic of the meat grinder. Also the funding is related to the former. In sort, the teachers forced to do not teach anything but just to spend pointless or even unproductive time in class rooms, because anyway they have to pass everyone regardless if know or not, otherwise no money. The suppose graduate student does not have any particular knowledge and specialty. Also they lacking from fundamental understandings of mathematics, physic and chemistry, which make them absolute ignorances of the world. Also the social studies are none existed in practice and as so the peoples of this country are not only uneducated in art/science but also none proper citizens. However, one good thing which I can extract from this place here, is that the learn of English is mandatory at least in universities. So you don't have to deal with this language that they speak here, where not even the local know how to use and communicate with it.

[@user-hz5yt1kk7k]

None of what u said is true but if you still believe that, even so, I'd rather be "ignorant" but happy and merry. Rather than being "knowledgeable" yet stressed, depressed, mentally drained, stuck in the deep stinking matrix dogcrap

[@hello_0198]

@@user-hz5yt1kk7k agreed

[@micheal009]

i cannot understand a word you’re saying

[@asjaosaline5987]

Dont BS, Finland education is High Ranking It has been TOP of PISA testFor years just littlebehind on Estonia. So results show that there is high standard and high results.

[@JaviLemusDeElSalvador]

@@micheal009 Were you educated in Findland? At least show some respect when someone superior in the topic is talking to you