Education in Finland | Assignment

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Education in Finland | Assignment

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ASSIGNMENT 2 Education in Finland is aimed to promoting collaborative learning while education in Singapore mainly encourages competitive learning (Kelly, Lesh, and Baek, 2014). Finnish education system has the best qualified teachers who are selected from the 10% master’s graduates while in Singapore teachers are sourced from diploma level (Happo, Määttä, and Uusiautti, 2013). In Singapore, children start receiving formal education at age of 3 year while In Finland children do not start school until they are seven years old. In Finland, teachers are supposed to have acquired a master’s degree which is not a necessary requirement in Singapore.In order for Brunei to attain improvements in education, there should be good relationship between teachers and the students which is maintained by the high discipline of the students. Brunei government should participate in the improvement of education system by offering incentives and scholarship schemes to students. The government should eliminate poverty by providing incentives to families so that they would send their children to school.Brunei should encourage teachers and students to always introduce and try new ideas and cultivate creativity in school. (Sahlberg, 2007)The most important action to be taken by Brunei in order to improve in education is to employ the best teachers. Also the education ministry needs to improve the education system by setting assessment of both the teachers and the students. Most of all the government needs to come up with a strategy which reduces poverty and ensures all children attends school.

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