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In today's Metro, the columnist highlighted the differences in teacher's training and social status in Finland compared to that in other countries (western countries included). I reckon it may be the most important element in the formula. Can you imagine that a teacher aspiring to be a subject specialist needs to complete a five-year course and a master's degree?
I recalled Principal Lau of CKY had noted that only the 'best' students would, and could, pursue a teaching career. And a teacher in Finland commands much respect and honor too. I doubt it would happen in HK in the near term as it involves an overhaul of social values.
Anyway, I agree that certain references to best practices in Finland can be made for HK purpose.
[ 本帖最後由 papa_pop 於 09-2-5 15:06 編輯 ] |
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