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An online synopsis of a recently completed doctoral thesis about the reasons for Finland's success in PISA
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About Me
- Jennifer Chung
- London, United Kingdom
- I was recently awarded the degree of Doctor of Philosophy at Oxford University entitled "An Investigation of Reasons for Finland's Success in PISA." I am available for article writing, consulting, and interviews. Look for me on academia.edu: http://oxford.academia.edu/JenniferChung/About. Look for me on Twitter: @DoctorChungie
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- PISA Results for 2003: Scores for Swedish-Speakers
- Education for Swedish-Speaking Finns: Part Five
- Education for Swedish-Speaking Finns: Part Four
- Education for Swedish-Speaking Finns: Part Three
- Education for Swedish-Speaking Finns: Part Two
- Education for Swedish-Speaking Finns: Part One
- Education for Saame
- LUMA
- Tertiary Education
- Vocational Education
- Upper-Secondary School
- School Evaluation
- Assessment
- Special Needs Education
- Basic or Compulsory School
- The National Core Curriculum
- Expenditure in Education
- The Organization of Teaching and Learning
- The Basic Education Act
- Seven Key Education Policies
- The Finnish Education System: History and Reforms
- Day Care and Preschool
- The Finnish Education System
- Finnish Schools: Some Early Observations
- The Education System of Finland: Some History
- Sisu
- Religion
- Finnish Society
- Political Background of Finland
- Influence of Language
- Finland: Some History, Part Four
- Finland: Some History, Part Three
- Finland: Some History, Part Two
- Finland: Some History, Part One
- Finland: A Brief Background
- PISA Results for 2006
- PISA results for 2003
- PISA Results for 2000
- PISA
- The OECD
- The Motivation for this Blog
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