With a population of only 5 million, why has Finland become a powerhouse in education?

Equality, ease, and responsibility are the reasons why Finland has become a major country in education, and why educators from all over the world choose to study education in Finland. I am very happy to be a student in Finland. There is no unfairness here. Every child can get the respect and favor they deserve, and can enjoy excellent educational resources and environment.

Finland advocates fairness. Their education system is based on a fair and just social system. The gap between rich and poor can also profoundly affect students' learning. So for this reason, school tuition, textbooks, and meals are all free, and children from rich families and children from poor families can receive exactly the same treatment.

This is also the reason why our country is working hard to narrow the gap between the rich and the poor. This is also the reason why India’s economy has been restored to its original shape after a while, because the gap between the rich and the poor brings not only individual The difference between them will cause huge differences in society. The contradictions in ancient times came from class, while the contradictions in the new era come from the gap between rich and poor. It can be said that the gap between rich and poor is not conducive to the development of all aspects of a country.

In addition, Finnish teachers have a strong sense of responsibility. They don’t spend a lot of time giving lectures. More importantly, when they are invisible, they spend more time preparing lessons. Don’t think that preparing lessons means simply writing. Writing lesson plans is more important than studying students. How to enable students to digest this knowledge in the best way is the top priority of teachers when preparing lessons.

Moreover, teachers will not assign a lot of homework to children, and there will be no final exams. Students will not feel too much pressure because of this. When they say they are studying, they are studying, because learning is not difficult for them and is as happy as playing.