the econnomist 2022IN EDUCATING FOR THE FUTURE
Times Higher Education, 2020IN HIGHER EDUCATION EFFICIENCY
Global Citizens for Human Rights report, 2020OF BEST EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM 2020
OECD, 2022IN HIGHEST PERFORMING GRADUATES
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Montessori
Both take a child-focused approach, but Montessori highlights individual learning.
Reggio Emilia
Both value the inquiry-based approach, but Reggio Emilia has less guidelines.
IB PYP
Both acknowledge the central role of the learner and value transdisciplinary learning.
Conventional ECE
Pen and paper versus play, academic focus versus holistic approach and more.
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I believe that students should be taught in a delightful, whimsical way, and pushing kids hard is having the opposite effect of what we want. With the Finnish approach, children work smarter, not harder. If you look at the research, the play-based approach works with children of all ages, especially early childhood, so I knew it was the right choice for our school. It just makes sense.
Beta Academy, Texas, the United States
