For classroom success, import the Finnish method, says Israeli group (The Times of Israel)
The Israel Center for Educational Innovation compares notes with a Finnish education professor, and laments that the Jewish state gives 'lip service' to good education for all
If you’ve got kids in school, you’ve probably come across glowing articles about Finland’s educational system.
With the highest global test scores, an emphasis on cooperative learning, 15-minute outdoor breaks every 45 minutes, lots of music and reading, no formal learning until the age of 7 and shorter school hours, the Finnish experience is something every country wants to emulate, including Israel.
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