Finnish training system: how the best schools are arranged in the world
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When the school education system in Finland was recognized as the best according to the results of the Pisa test, teachers from around the world began to study the experience of Finnish colleagues, trying to understand what their secret is. The American teacher Timothy Walker, who worked for two years as a teacher at the Helsinki school, argues that the basis of all the achievements of Finnish schoolchildren is the simple principle: the educational process should bring joy. A short academic day, a minimum of homework and testing - these are only external components of successful training. In his book, Walker tells how the Finnish learning system works, why it is important to discuss with students of their assessment, how to provide students with choice and joint planning to become more independent, why the abundance of visual materials on the walls leads to a decrease in performance and why the teacher needs to play with children at recess. He offers 33 strategies that can be applied in our Russian schools.
The book will be useful not only to class teachers, subject teachers, education officials, school directors and methodologists. Parents can also draw a lot from the book and offer the school management to improve the educational process
The book will be useful not only to class teachers, subject teachers, education officials, school directors and methodologists. Parents can also draw a lot from the book and offer the school management to improve the educational process
Cover:
Cover:Hard
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- Category:Arts & Photography
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Reference books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
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Age restrictions:0+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9614-6767-3
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