Finland Education 핀란드 교육과 한국 교육
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Finland Education 핀란드 교육과 한국 교육
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I. Introduction
A. First in national competitiveness: Finland
1. History of Finland
a. Failure of politics, and economy
b. Rainbow Cabinet
2. Policy of free education
B. Reality of education in Korea
1. Private education
2. Competition
II. Difference between Education in Finland and Korea
A. Philosophy
B. Policy
1. Mainstreaming education
2. No ranking system
3. Guarantee of autonomy for school and basic right for student
a. Autonomy for teacher
4. No uniform test
5. Free charge of education Fee
C. Student
1. Cooperation in Finland
a. Interest in studying
2. Competition in Korea
III. The secret of Finnish education
A. Equality of opportunity
1. Free education fee
B. Excellent group of teacher
C. Cooperative study focused on reading and discussion
D. Individualized custom program
IV. Conclusion
A. Environment of Education in Finland
B. Situation of education in Korea
C. Study on Finland
본문내용
Economist and Financial Timeswrote a special feature article called ‘The Future Is Finnish’. Why is that? In Entrepreneurial activities, the greatest competitive country is Finland, not United States, Singapore or Japan. Since 2001, Finland has been ranked first for four times in national competitiveness in World Economic Forum; first in OECD’s Program for International Students Assessment (PISA), first in college entrance rate, first in coefficient utilization of library, first in rate of using electronic baking, first in internet and cellular phone penetration rate, first in anti-corruption index etc. If you see these rates, even if you don’t know about Finland very well, you would be convinced why Finnish is the future.(Lewis, pg.87)
<중 략>
Finland is carrying out high efficient education system, maintaining basic learning, achieving high performance without wasting time and money. Maintaining the highest academic ability with only public education is Finland’s competitiveness in education. This is in stark contrast to education in Korea, low efficiency and high expenditure. Stuck to study at school, and private academy from dawn to the middle of the night, waste of time and youth for useless knowledge for the future, what can compensate for those?
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