Finland Education
Canadian Education
Becoming a Teacher: Finland
French to English
Heather/Karli
100

Do the Finnish students have a lot of homework?

No

100

Name two grades in elementary school.

Grade 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 OR 8

100

Is becoming a teacher difficult?

Yes

100

Ampoule

Bulb/Lightbulb

100

Who lives in the Toronto area?

Heather

200

What is Finnish education based on/around?

Trust

200

What comes after elementary school?

High-school/Secondary school

200
What is the final piece of education you need to become a teacher?

Masters degree

200

Assistant Pédagogique

Educational Assistant

200

What animal does Karli have?

A dog

300

When do Finnish students do most of their assessments?

During school hours

300

Name a type of post-secondary education (what you can do, education wise, after high-school/secondary school)?

University, College, the Trades 

300

Do teachers use current events and active debates/discussions in class for education?

Yes

300

File d'attente

Queue

300
What season can Heather enjoy her favourite sport?

Winter

400

What time do Finnish students attend school? Answer as: from __am to __pm OR military hours.

They attend school from 8am to 4pm (0800-1600)

400

What type of school is rare to find in Ontario? (HINT: learned from Heather!)

Open concept schools

400

What are the two different types of teachers in Finland?

Subject and class teachers 

400

Goudron

Tar

400

What is Heather's teaching levels? (HINT: Primary, Junior, Intermediate and/or Senior)

Primary/Junior

500

Name one thing Newsweek ranks Finland #1 in the world in.

Education, Citizenship, Quality of Society

500

In what grade do students begin to learn French in Ontario? (HINT: conversation with Karli)

Grade 4

500

Around how many hours per year do Teachers spend in the classroom?

600
500

Armoire de classement

Filing cabinet

500

What is the famous way Canadians take their coffee? (HINT: it was in Karli's video!)

Double Double