How Finland is preparing its citizens for a world swamped by fake news
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Finish education places focus on core subjects, competition and control.
"We place greater emphasis on general competencies than on testable knowledge".
I always found this a better way to actually learn, as opposed to just being "good at taking a test".
Germany on the other hand manages to teach kids 5 years of french grammar and antiquated rules (subjunctive anyone) while completely neglecting that you can’t learn a language if you don’t focus on communication and comprehension…
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I frequently wonder how many American / Canadian differences can be chalked up to this single PSA that ran during the 90s:
https://youtu.be/NBfi8OEz0rA
Knew it was the house hippo before clicking the link.
one of the comments:
The workplace safety PSAs are amazing, and brutal as fuck.
Best ever, the crack spider's bitch.
I forgot about this commercial!! Wow
what differences. Most provinces are acting like states now. Also, house hippos are real, unlike birds.
I wish we could emulate this. Even on a small scale and just grow it but we have actual ghouls in control.
We should all be following their example quickly. Interestingly, they say this in the article:
I'm not sure exactly why they're saying that it's hard to replicate what they've done - although considering how smart they are with infrastructure and education in their society, they might be talking about the amount of time and consensus it takes to achieve that.
Its hard to replicate because it requires a shift in culture of multiple generations. The simple fact is Americans dont trust government or institutions and they are actively ignorant on most subjects and will not agree on anything.