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Finnish students start school at the age of six.
The average school day in Finland lasts about five hours.
Finnish students have a lot of homework.
There are no exams in Finnish schools.
Finnish schools teach subjects separately.
Experts believe that learning in context is more effective.
The Finnish school timetable includes a variety of subjects taught in isolation
Students in Finland use 3D printers for their projects.
The project example given involves the city of Rome.
Finnish students learn about ancient Italy through a video.
Finnish education emphasizes group work and sharing ideas.
Students work on their projects alone without any collaboration.
At what age do Finnish students start school?
How long is the average school day in Finland?
How many classes do Finnish students typically have in a day?
What unusual feature is noted about Finnish schools?
What do some experts believe about how we learn?
In the example project, which historical event do students learn about?
What technology do students use in their projects?
What subjects are integrated into the weather project mentioned?
How do students in the example project share their findings?
How do Finnish students typically learn subjects?
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для контролю знань і залучення учнів
до активної роботи у класі та вдома
