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    Primary school students in Finland have 3 or 4 lessons per day that are separated by 15 minute breaks. Teachers provide descriptive reports on each student's progress to parents rather than numerical grades. The Finnish educational system is divided into three stages: basic school from ages 7 to 16 is common and obligatory for all students, secondary school from 16 to 18 prepares students for university or a profession but is not mandatory, and university education focuses on academic or practical job training and can include postgraduate studies.

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    Primary school students in Finland have 3 or 4 lessons per day that are separated by 15 minute breaks. Teachers provide descriptive reports on each student's progress to parents rather than numerical grades. The Finnish educational system is divided into three stages: basic school from ages 7 to 16 is common and obligatory for all students, secondary school from 16 to 18 prepares students for university or a profession but is not mandatory, and university education focuses on academic or practical job training and can include postgraduate studies.

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    Methodology: Education Is Free, So, It Is Accesible To Everyone

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    have only 3 or 4 mark since 5º


    lessons in a day, grade (11 years
    and they have 15 old).
    minutes break
    between each The teachers
    lesson. makes a report to
    parents which is
    descriptive, not
    numerical.

    METHODOLOGY
    design and organize
    EDUCATION IS FREE, SO, IT IS Each school
    the study programme.
    and its
    ACCESIBLE TO EVERYONE. teachers
    FINNISH EDUCATIONAL
    Neither materials or books are paid, and
    SYSTEM IS DIVIDED IN 3
    all of the children receive a hot meat at
    STAGES:
    school everyday, this meal is also free.
    It is planned in order to
    reach the established
    SCHOOL DAY ARE SHORTER achivements.

    STUDENTS DON'T DO ANY


    EXAMNS
    • It is common and
    obligatory to everyone
    BASIC and it id 9 years long
    SCHOOL (from 7 to 16).

    • It has an academic approach


    (it prepares students to
    university or a professional.
    SECONDARY • It is not obligatory and is
    SCHOOL two years long (from 16 to
    18).

    • It is teached at the
    University and trade schools
    (more practical.
    UNIVERSITY
    EDUCATION • Continues with a
    postgraduate course.

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