
El Sistema de Educación en Finlandia
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- Q1What is the main principle of Finland's education system?Equality in the classroomStrict disciplineIndividual competitionHigh tuition costs30s
- Q2At what grade do Finnish students start receiving numerical grades?Seventh gradeFifth gradeFirst gradeThird grade30s
- Q3What type of assessments do Finnish students have before fifth grade?Group projectsStandardized examsWritten testsFace-to-face evaluations30s
- Q4What unique feature does the Finnish education system emphasize after evaluations?Peer reviewsStandardized testingTeacher evaluationsSelf-evaluation by students30s
- Q5How do Finnish schools ensure safety for students?Regular police checksHigh-security fencesSurveillance camerasRespectful community behavior30s
- Q6What is a common belief about having children in Finland?It is very expensiveIt is very challengingIt is discouragedIt is one of the best places to raise children30s
- Q7What do Finnish parents often do to help their babies sleep better in winter?Let them sleep outsideCo-sleep in the same bedUse heated blanketsKeep them indoors30s
- Q8What percentage of schools in Finland are private?2 percent10 percent50 percent25 percent30s
- Q9How is punctuality viewed in Finnish society?It is flexibleIt is unimportantIt is strictly respectedIt is rarely discussed30s
- Q10How does the video describe Finnish children who learn differently?They receive no supportThey can also excel through different learning methodsThey are placed in special educationThey struggle to keep up30s