How Finland did everything go well in digital education

Gingerbread

· 22 Aug 2020

How Finland did everything go well in digital education

#education Now that the schools can open again after the holidays as it looks now. Was that in times of #corona very different.
Suddenly it all had to be taught remotely and digitally.
For most schools there was about an hour a week computer lessons and the old-fashioned chalkboard has long been replaced for a digiboard.

You'd say that should be fine. But teaching lessons and teaching the children at a distance and providing help is a lot more difficult.

In Finland, they had that problem in the first instance. But there they came up with something new, a teacher network. Where everything was shared with each other and where at each school a changing person could assist other teachers throughout the day in digital teaching.

Very nice initiative from Finland which would also be a great idea for the Netherlands.

Learn here the whole article why this has become such a huge success. Despite the extra budgets that were made available for it by the schools themselves. The teacher was just paid to help other teachers that day.

https://www.agconnect.nl/artikel/hoe-finland-onderwijs-succesvol-digitaliseert