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Does this mean we'll begin to have professional development day?

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So this means we'll begin to have profession development day? 

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So this means we'll begin to have profession development day? 

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Ricky

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Algunos aspectos que me parecieron interesantes fueron: 

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Algunos aspectos que me parecieron interesantes fueron: 

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El nivel educativo de cada profesor.
La libertad y confianza que se brinda al alumno.
La confianza que se brinda al docente, porque se sabe que va a realizar un buen trabajo.

Creo que en conjunto todas estas características

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All students have access to the same quality education, no matter what their parents do.                     Students are taught to learn to learn, they are motivated to work in teams, hands-on, they are taught how to show respect.                        

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All students have access to the same quality education, no matter what their parents do.                     Students are taught to learn to learn, they are motivated to work in teams, hands-on, they are taught how to show respect.                        

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Teachers are fully trusted because that are high quality professionals and they know what they are doing so the national board of education.
The teacher is considered a very important figure within society, because they go through a long and tough process to become teachers.

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I think it was a very interesting documentary

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I think it was a very interesting documentary

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fIt's quite amazing the attitude of students and teachers towards education. The teacher role is more a guide to develope curiosity in students and also students are very open to learning. I notice how students value Teamwork contrasting to students in my country.
I see a more casual approach to knowledge. Teachers are high qualified and it's an honor to be a teacher in Finland.
Students in Finland believe that you study a major because you like rather than studying something just to make a lot of money. Parents' role is also crucial I understand they teach basic language their kids when they are little. Students in Finland don't have much homework. They put everything to practice at school and their schedules are usually long (from 8 am to 4 pm)
A humble opinion of Luis Valiente

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1. Teach students how to think.
2. The curriculum is flexible.
3. Students who want to be future teachers must have very high marks.
4. Homeroom teachers stay with the same students for several years.
5. Innovation, glbal competence and entreperneurship are crutial aspects in the shool programs in Findland.
6. Teachers must have at least a masters degree.
7. Teamwork, collaboration, critical thinking, communication are essential skills.

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The new results can be found here:

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The OECD's Pisa rankings compare the test results of 15 year olds in countries and regional education systems.

The latest results, published in 2013 from tests taken in 2012, showed that the highest performers were in Asian countries.

It showed the UK failing to make progress on previous tests and there was more attention for Shanghai's top results.

It raised questions about the long hours of study in countries such as South Korea and showed how the global education map is changing.

Here are the top 20 countries for English and maths:
Reading top 40 Maths top 40

1. Shanghai (China)

2. Singapore

3. Hong Kong (China)

4. Taiwan

5. South Korea

6. Macao (China)

7. Japan

8. Liechtenstein

9. Switzerland

10. Netherlands

11. Estonia

12. Finland

13. Canada

14. Poland

15. Belgium

16. Germany

17. Vietnam

18. Austria

19. Australia

20. Ireland

21. Slovenia

22. Denmark

23. New Zealand

24. Czech Republic

25. France

26. United Kingdom

27. Iceland

28 Latvia

29. Luxembourg

30. Norway

31. Portugal

32. Italy

33. Spain

34. Russian Federation

35. Slovak Republic

36. United States

37. Lithuania

38. Sweden

39. Hungary

40. Croatia

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Pisa tests: Top 40 for maths and reading

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The OECD's Pisa rankings compare the test results of 15 year olds in countries and regional education systems. The latest results, published in 2013 from tests taken in 2012, showed that the highest performers were in Asian countries. It showed the UK failing to make progress on previous tests and there was more attention for Shanghai's top results.

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