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Date: 14 Aug 2018 | By: Jaime Saavedra, co-authors: Hanna Alasuutari, Marcela Gutierrez | Story Source: World Bank (Blog) ~ Go to Original Article
When Finnish students scored amongst the top in the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA, a very influential international assessment administered by the OECD) in 2001, many people in the field of education were intrigued. How could this small nation, which had not been characterized by surprisingly high results in the past, be on the top? Finns themselves were surprised. When students continued scoring above expectations year after year, educators and leaders all over the world began studying the country as an example of how to build effective education systems. Not only do students consistently attain high performance, but…
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