hours but we also do have after school clubs but they are more like not 444 the
school tasks they are 45 play and sports and activities together but not the
formal school tests or or preparing your you know your your next test
here I just show you quickly how these two scores I showed you have created
their curriculums they work together from preschool through sixth grade they
every year they have a very very long period some kind of workshop or or
brunch in preschool in this market analyst they learn about the nature
because because its environmental or they have chosen that kind of structure
they go to school yard including the forests they have a common actor from
the from the outside the school network and like this one children when they
start from freeze all they have six or seven years they have seven projects
where they have worked outside the school with actors Malta professional
actors in many different kinds of learning environments and teachers are
the leaders of this process and teachers as a team
inter-school create the correct fuel solutions for this kind of over so it
not just fine when you go to a problem when you go to look at the sheep farm
it's not just something extra
but it's very much in the courage
so if I conclude this curriculum part I would say that
topics will be a possibility if we understand the rigor of this subjects
subject matter still is in the center of power
scaffolding of our understanding combining our essence of not knowing
gives us a future challenge and possibility to go further to the
phenomenon of the future now
few words about the new learning environments schools here very typical
Phyllis schools this as you saw the first 20 staver rural areas also and
these goals from Hills keep other metropolitan area but now I have two
children that when we are talking about capital of Finland or the metropolitan
area of Finland we are talking about like you here in bangkok you have ten
million people living here we have six million in Finland and in the
metropolitan area around five to 8,200 people so this case totally different
but they'll
children they go to schools schools buildings and they are situated in in in
the local area in Finland we have this idea that because we have a public
school system which they go to the nearest school they live like when I
went I have two sons and they are now
dogs but when they started their school the school was it's a 400 meters where
where we left and first of course me on my husband we took the page to the
school and we're waiting for the day was ending and then they were do a park to
play when we were working and very soon they started to walk there alone and
teachers and and the solution the park to care of them during the day but still
we do not have this transportation problems because we want to choose the
schools very near where we live and that's possible because all all when we
have these PCR result we know that there are no differences between the schools
there may be differences between inside the hole between teachers but when we
are comparing schools they have the same level standard level of student shows
culture here but they are also here is maybe the big idea we have now in
Finland which there are two big words when talking about education
our prime ministers
is giving money or the government is giving money now now or knowing more
understanding the possibilities of digitalization and new learning in
higher that's the that's where we are heading in the future
why some facts for the decision-making here if you look the part of the picture
it's kind of a life time when you were born to the retirement and when when you
look at the other part the part you can see that around 16 wake waking hours and
when we are talking about the foremost the comprehensive range from first to
12th it is counted this one is from USA but anyway in Finland we have the same
same idea that formal learning environments children are learning only
around from twenty to thirty percent of their learning informal environments and
rest learning experiences from informal learning environments so we need to take
into consideration what's happening in informal learning environments
also if you look at day break first break after school
evening what is the environment giving over our students doing in in in their
environment you can see that there is a gap between formal and informal in
informal settings children they came they use their cell phone internet
newspapers magazines radio TV in schools there is a big gap and if if children
are learning totally differently in schools and in informal settings it's
not going to be good for their development and their future
so the future we are happy in our minds we think that we need to develop only
person adequate you with the foremost all stretches out to informal learning
environments so it means that we need to develop pedagogical process these
contexts and courage so that the future or could be somewhere stretching out
from this to the informal well why do anything it is worth while important to
develop schools to this direction it's all about children students agent agency
he remains the power of being in critical situations in the future
develop the culture and keep what is important it's always there is always
been developing the culture there's always something that we think in
different cultures that is important to keep and no respond and work but at the
same time things have to change
so students agency understanding one sale and the community that's the reason
why we want to develop the school system the courage and the teacher education
thank you you can go and check the guy that don't feel it's a participant the
room network community for finish and other teachers to thank you