Firstly, it is important to clarify the meaning of an educational system. More specifically this term generally refers to public schooling, not private schooling, especially to kindergarten through high school programs. In other words, according to one research, one educational system comprises everything that goes into educating public-school students at the federal, state, or community levels, for instance, check the following examples below:
· Laws, policies, and regulations
· Public funding, resource allocations, and procedures for determining funding levels
· State and district administrative offices, school facilities, and transportation vehicles
· Human resources, staffing, contracts, compensation, and employee benefits
· Books, computers, teaching resources, realia.
· Other elements.
Once the topic of discussion is enough clear, it is important to continue with the main idea of this text which is to identify the six best educational systems around the world nowadays:
1 FINLAND
Recently, Finland was declared to be “a miracle of education” by the World Bank. On Universitas 21’s assessment of the world’s top universities, and many people think and argue what makes Finland so special? Well, Finland’s educational system concentrates more on aspects like measuring more than a score. For example, students in most of the cases are asked to show their reactions related to daily life issues, such as drugs, politics, sex, music, etc.
Additionally, Finland cares about its teachers and students. One example of this is that students have more time playing and creating social interactions instead of spending too much homeworking. Moreover, learning is free for many students including citizens and from other parts of the world.
2 JAPAN
It is considered Japan second because this country has had a strong educational system for so many years. To start, Japan makes all of its curricula at the national level and that is to avoid any level of educational discrimination. Also, primary education from the age of 6 to 15 is almost free in Japan. For that reason, it is common that most of its inhabitants at the age of 18 have received any sort of education.
Additionally, the educational constitution of the country is very decisive, thus it is not common to see any kind of mistake because they are very strict. Maybe you have heard that in Japan there are strong educational legislations respecting cultural aspects and more, but that is what they are so unique. For example, children first learn manners then knowledge, teaching respect to others highlighting values. Moreover, the janitors in the schools are the students and that is not a punishment; it is linked with a sense of belonging.
3 SOUTH KOREA
This country is well recognized to have one of the world’s strongest or hardest education systems. It is well known that many other countries try to copy or arrange their education to the Korean educational structure and execution of their academic exploits. But, what do they have that other system don’t? Initially, parents are involved in the education process of their children, that is to say, that parents have more space to regulate and assess what their kids’ learning.
Also, technology is a must in classrooms in South Korea. This country is one of the global leaders integrating technology in their curricula. For instance, schools are including smart gadgets for both teachers and students, in order to enjoy or design learning plans according to culture and learning styles.
4 DENMARK
Denmark highlights the most by offering students several financial benefits that you won’t find in many other countries. To begin with, In Denmark, university tuition is entirely free for citizens. In other words, zero upfront costs and no large debts to pay off once they enter the workplace or start earning a salary. Plus, this country thinks a lot in the student’s pocket, for example, student housing is very affordable, as are textbooks and other school supplies.
One thing you can learn about Danish study options is that they are internationally-oriented and combine teaching with research. In other words, there are good chances that the university you choose has partnerships with research institutions and businesses.
5 RUSSIA
Recently, this country is considered one of the top European countries that produce students ready for work, this means that once students finish their professional level of education, they are ready to start their journey in work-life. Now, About the education system, the Russian curriculum focuses deeply on sciences (physics, biology, and chemistry are separated). Maybe this could be the reason why there are a lot of Russian mathematicians. Additionally, in Russia Compared with other European countries, the cost of living is reasonable. For instance, the cost of food, rent, clothing, and cultural activities is equivalent to the European average. Plus, if you are a student, this country gives you a lot of concessions like reduced prices at theatres, museums, opera houses, cinemas.
To finish, it is important to remember the concept of an educational system which refers to all the implements that a public school may need, in order to give successful and meaningful learning. Also, to clarify that these countries may have had a good score through the PISA testing, but they are other countries that may have a successful system, which we cannot demerit.
Submitted November 24, 2020 at 03:24PM by crazygamedude123 https://ift.tt/2KEdSB6
