This article addresses the educational and pedagogical responsibilities of teachers in contemporary societies. The interest is focused on the major changes that are needed in schools and learning environments if teachers are to successfully perform their key functions. The pedagogical, didactical and educational relationships between teachers and pupils are illustrated. Teachers’ key competencies are discussed in relation to these relationships. Vital strategies to ensure the continuing prestige of the teaching profession (qualified initial teacher education, in-service education, work-related psychosocial improvements, avoidance of accountability-orientation, and external appreciation) are presented. Examples of Finnish solutions related t...
The study of teacher education in different countries reveals that many basic problem...
The aim of the article is to present and discuss a study in which Finnish, English and Swedish teach...
For decades, the Finnish orientation toward teacher education has committed itself to the developmen...
INTRODUCTION. Teacher professionalism is discussed in contexts of the international research literat...
The aim of the article is to describe the major features of the Finnish educational system and Finni...
This article highlights the «road» to success of modern Finnish education system; the reasons how te...
The article reflects on teacher professional development as a continuum that starts during pre-servi...
The article reflects on teacher professional development as a continuum that starts during pre-servi...
The chapter analyses teacher professionalism and how professional teachers are educated in Finland a...
INTRODUCTION. Teacher professionalism is discussed in contexts of the international research literat...
INTRODUCTION. Teacher professionalism is discussed in contexts of the international research literat...
The article reflects on teacher professional development as a continuum that starts during pre-servi...
Due to Finnish pupils’ achievements in international comparisons, also Finnish teacher trainin...
Finland has received very good results in international student achievement tests such as PISA and I...
The aim of the article is to present and discuss a study in which Finnish, English and Swedish teach...
The study of teacher education in different countries reveals that many basic problem...
The aim of the article is to present and discuss a study in which Finnish, English and Swedish teach...
For decades, the Finnish orientation toward teacher education has committed itself to the developmen...
INTRODUCTION. Teacher professionalism is discussed in contexts of the international research literat...
The aim of the article is to describe the major features of the Finnish educational system and Finni...
This article highlights the «road» to success of modern Finnish education system; the reasons how te...
The article reflects on teacher professional development as a continuum that starts during pre-servi...
The article reflects on teacher professional development as a continuum that starts during pre-servi...
The chapter analyses teacher professionalism and how professional teachers are educated in Finland a...
INTRODUCTION. Teacher professionalism is discussed in contexts of the international research literat...
INTRODUCTION. Teacher professionalism is discussed in contexts of the international research literat...
The article reflects on teacher professional development as a continuum that starts during pre-servi...
Due to Finnish pupils’ achievements in international comparisons, also Finnish teacher trainin...
Finland has received very good results in international student achievement tests such as PISA and I...
The aim of the article is to present and discuss a study in which Finnish, English and Swedish teach...
The study of teacher education in different countries reveals that many basic problem...
The aim of the article is to present and discuss a study in which Finnish, English and Swedish teach...
For decades, the Finnish orientation toward teacher education has committed itself to the developmen...