○ Finland's academic performance Is world Best/学力世界一と言われるフィンランド、 その.....

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 Academic performance in Finland.

 

Finland called scholastic aptitude best in the world.
Its

 

Finland called scholastic aptitude best in the world With a secret of its strength

Takamitsu Mashita (twenties Nagasaki Office worker) 16/10/08 PM06
I quote from a link.
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Finland called scholastic aptitude best in the world

The thing which doesn't have many students who can't do for its biggest feature.
The big interest was collected in the international achievement test's by which Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development made 15 years old who go every 3 years the subject (PISA) having student's low percentage by which well is level less than 1. There is also 19% by an average of Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, and a student of level less than 1 also exists in 14% in Japan, surprisingly, there is only 8% in Finland.
The one with the student's so low percentage of this level is that it isn't believed suddenly. Because the one as the student to whom results aren't preferred has some learning disorders (dyslexia) often, and if its occurrence rate is 8-about 12 %, is estimated.

In other words, as far as there are no complete things because a child with a trouble should exist in reading and writing about 10 % by ordinary education technique, it won't be such low percentage.
I have no bases that a Finn is the smart race of course especially and also have few 40 percent compared with Germany in a neighborhood, Netherlands and France.
Isn't this the abnormal value (mistake of measuring) a little? It's to the extent I think so, of an investigation, a degree, because it's such percentage all the while, there seems to be a secret in a Finnish compulsory education.

 

The strength of Finland, well, combined class?

Finland where the percentage of the child who can't do is really quite little with 8%. The secret seems to be in a Finnish compulsory education. A Finnish compulsory education is 9 year consistent system of an elementary school for 6 years+ a junior high school for 3 years. There is a "overall school" of Onaka consistency, and it's even educated through junior high school graduation from the study front. But, "completion of a framework" meets this, and the population density is small, and maybe it's quite difficult that an elementary school achieves school of a consistent system in scattered Finland here and there. The number of enrolled students is small school of less than 100 people for 90 percent of the actual place and the Finnish elementary school, and about 70 people seem to have a junior high school and the place where a student is here only about 150 people for an average.



And I say that there are a class of a lot of combined classes by 2 grades because there is little number of enrolled students at a Finnish elementary school. 1 class was judged by 1 class and upper grades by 1 class and 3 or 4 grades by lower grades, stay here, is it feeling? The grade of the student and the age are various for the feature of the combined class, so to say that it's difficult for bullying and excessive competition to happen seems to be the feature.
Because most students have a nodding acquaintance, the school where I have little number of enrolled students leaks out to a good thing and a bad thing and also leads to good by which that's the peace.
"There is no competition at Finnish school." it's often advertised exaggeratedly with etc., I'll compete, it may be the one by which a competitor isn't just here.
While a teacher is doing the class of the specific grade again, a child of the other grades is self-teaching, so it's also the feature to tell by the way which can be studied by itself.
Because there are more chances also to experience study of another grade by a combined class, the same thing is studied more than twice by that, said, it'll be, so the fixed rate of the knowledge should also rise of course.

In other words, it may be the fact that I just say that it was to be said that it's the feature by Finnish education so because Finland was the country.
But it shouldn't be only that. There are many such countries in all over the world, it begins to be divisible.

 

 

 

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学力世界一と言われるフィンランド、
その


学力世界一と言われるフィンランド その強さの秘密とは
　
増田貴光　（　20代　長崎　会社員　） 16/10/08 PM06　

リンクより引用します。
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学力世界一と言われるフィンランド

その最大の特徴は、できない生徒が少ないこと。
OECDが３年ごとに行っている１５歳を対象とした国際学力テスト（PISA）では、レベル１以下の生徒の割合が低いことに、大きな関心が集まった。レベル１以下の生徒はOECDの平均では１９％もいて、日本でも１４％も存在するのだが、フィンランドではなんと８％しかいないのだ。
このレベルの生徒の割合がこんなに低いのは、にわかには信じられないことである。というのも成績が良くない生徒というのはたいてい、何らかの学習障害（難読症）を持っていて、その発生率は８～１２％くらいだと見積もられている。

つまり普通の教育方法では１０％前後は、読み書きに難がある子供が存在しているはずだから、よほどのことがない限り、こんな低い割合にはならないのである。
もちろんフィンランド人が、特別頭の良い人種だという根拠はなく、近隣のドイツやオランダ、フランスと比べても４割も少ない。
これはちょっと異常値（測り間違え）じゃないのか？と思うくらいなのだが、調査の度にずっとこういう割合だから、秘密はどうやらフィンランドの義務教育にあるらしい。

フィンランドの強さは実は複式学級？

本当にできない子供の割合が８％と、かなり少ないフィンランド。その秘密はフィンランドの義務教育にあるらしい。フィンランドの義務教育は小学校６年＋中学校３年の９年一貫制だ。小中一貫の『総合学校』があり、就学前から中学卒業までを通して教育を行う。ただしこれは『建前』であって、人口密度が小さく、小学校があちこちに散らばっているフィンランドで、一貫制の学校を実現するのはかなり難しいようだ。実際の所、フィンランドの小学校の９割は生徒数が１００人未満の小さな学校で平均は７０人くらい、中学校も１５０人くらいしか生徒がいないところも多いようだ。


そしてフィンランドの小学校では生徒数が少ないため、２学年で１クラスの複式学級が多いという。低学年で１クラス、中学年で１クラス、高学年で１クラス、みたいな感じか。複式学級の特徴は、生徒の学年や年齢がまちまちなので、イジメや過度の競争が起こりにくいと言うのが特徴らしい。
 生徒数が少ない学校は、殆どの生徒が顔見知りだから、良いことも悪いことも筒抜けで、それが治安の良さにもつながっている。
 「フィンランドの学校では競争がない」などとよく誇大広告されているが、競争しようにも競争相手がいないだけなのかも。
また教師が特定の学年の授業を行っている間は、他の学年の子供は自習になってしまうので、自分で勉強できるような方法で教えるというのも特徴。
さらに複式学級では別学年の勉強も見聞きするチャンスがあるから、それによって同じ事を２回以上勉強するということになるので、知識の定着率も当然上がるはず。

つまりフィンランド教育で特徴だとされていることは、フィンランドが田舎だからそうなったと言うだけの話かもしれない。
でもそれだけじゃないはず。だってそんな国は、世界中にいっぱいあるわけだし。
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