MostofFinland’Sschoolsgettheirmoneyfromthegovernment．Th...

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Most of Finland’S schools get their money from the government．The people who are in charge of the education system，from teachers to administrators，are trained teachers，not politicians like in other countries|

     All Finish children，whether they come from the city or a rural town．whether from fl rich or poor family，have the same opportunities in education．Education experts claim that there is very little difference between very good and the worst students．36 It is the highest rate in the European Union．

   Until the 1 9 60s Finland’S school system had been influenced largely by its neighbor．Most students left school after six years；some went on to private school，where they got general education．  3 7  In the middle of the 1 960s the Finish government saw the need to change and modernize their education system if they wanted to be internationally competitive．Lawmakers

made a simple decision：a single school for all the 7 to 16 year olds．  38 Students learn Swedish as their second and English as their third language．

     A part of Finland’S success is also owed tO the fact that its society is homogenous(同种类的)as in America or other western European countries．39  This is reflected in the class room，too．Teachers always try to show pupils how to behave socially and care for others．40

also put fl focus on language learning．

the wealthy ones got a better education．

C. 1 hey pay much attention to the educational system．

D．There are not SO many differences between the weal thy and the poor．

E teach pupils that taking responsibility is very important for their future careers．

administrators say that the difference between the．poor and the rich is very little．

G thirds of Finish pupils who finish compulsory education move onto higher education．

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