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    In recent years Finland has had one of the best education systems in the world. Their test scores are routinely amongst the top, often being the highest ranked of the western world. This is astounding when taking into consideration that about a half century ago Finland was hovering around the middle of the pack. The educational reform that took effect brought some great changes to the system that have propelled Finland to be an educational powerhouse. Many elements came together to make this…

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    Did you know that Finland has one of the best educational systems in the world? Finland has many good things that go with their education, but Finland has also many things they could be better. The USA has many good things with their education too, and many things they can do better at has well. Finland has very different and similar things with their education systems and schools with the U.S.A. I think that I would move to Finland just for their education system. Finland and the USA have very…

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    remarkably different from the American education system. Finland is highly recognized for their success in education and experts in America have looked up to them for their fundamental techniques. Unlike America, Finnish schools assign little to no homework, have shorter class times, and higher PISA scores. Since the American education system has not been successful within the last few decades, activists should look at how far along Finland has come with their education system and consider…

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    themselves. While some powerful nations, such as the United States and China, can differ in nearly every way, in the Western world contrast between the countries becomes minor. This essay will explore the similarities and dissimilarities between Finland and the United Kingdom from interactionist and postmodernist viewpoints, in the areas relating to ethnocentrism, integration, and taboos. When comparing European countries, most differences are found on a behavioural level, for example in a…

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    to the other European countries throughout the war. To begin with, one must know with the backstory between Finland and the Soviet Union. To quickly summarize, the Soviet Union has constantly been trying to take Finland’s land. This conflict started in the early 1800’s and continued on to the very end of World War II. At the beginning of the war, well what started the war between Finland and the Soviet Union, was the “supposed” attack by the Finnish army on the Soviet Union’s territory of…

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    The animals in Finland and the U.S are interesting and the weather in the U.S and Finland are similar. The U.S and Finland also have Farming that is sort of similar. The U.S and Finland have a number of differences and similarities, but the U.S has the best varieties of weather. Finland and the United States of America have a lot in common, however, they still have a number of differences. The average temperature in Finland and the U.S are very close, U.S being 64.8 degrees and Finland 62…

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    Ice Hockey Research Paper

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    Although Finland was one of the last european countries to be introduced to ice hockey when the country was introduced in 1927 ice hockey flourished. By the 1950s in Finland ice hockey was beginning to be one of the most played winter sports and offered better facilities for athletes. The first indoor ice hockey rink in Finland was built in 1956, in Tampere. This rink was built just in time for the First World Ice Hockey Championships held in Finland. Since the early 1970s the Finnish lions were…

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    and renovations, unfortunately recent studies have demonstrated that Americans still manage to fall behind their international competitors. Why Finland’s youth is ranked top on the Programme for International Student Assessment. Countries such as Finland and South Korea invest both time and money into their educational systems, and consequently exceed American education standards. South Korea has a model set up for hard work and…

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    Finland's Education

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    cases; however, one country for the past few decades has stood out from all the rest, Finland. Comparatively, Finland is only a fraction as big as most other top education contenders. It relies heavily on a government funded; pro-equality system that utilizes the taxpayer’s…

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    Introduction Vasemmistoliitto also known as the Left Alliance is a left-wing political party in Finland. Vasemmistoliitto is the fifth largest party in Finland. Their goal is to have an equal, righteous and ecologically stable world. They used to be a communist party as you can see from their name. They have been quite successful electorally, receiving around ten percent of votes of the parliamentary election every four years. History Vasemmistoliitto was founded in April 1990. The Finnish…

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