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    The video discusses the school system in Finland that outperforms other developed countries. Students in the first grade study 20 hours per week, which increases each year but is still less than other European countries. Both teachers and students have choices - teachers decide how to teach and what technologies to use, while students can work in a school cafe or participate in free sports. All expenses like meals, books and activities are paid for by taxes. Teachers are also tested regularly but their results are kept private, and all teachers must have a master's degree. In conclusion, the document suggests that many other schools could improve by following Finland's school model.

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    The video discusses the school system in Finland that outperforms other developed countries. Students in the first grade study 20 hours per week, which increases each year but is still less than other European countries. Both teachers and students have choices - teachers decide how to teach and what technologies to use, while students can work in a school cafe or participate in free sports. All expenses like meals, books and activities are paid for by taxes. Teachers are also tested regularly but their results are kept private, and all teachers must have a master's degree. In conclusion, the document suggests that many other schools could improve by following Finland's school model.

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    Schools in Finland

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    The video discusses the school system in Finland that outperforms other developed countries. Students in the first grade study 20 hours per week, which increases each year but is still less than other European countries. Both teachers and students have choices - teachers decide how to teach and what technologies to use, while students can work in a school cafe or participate in free sports. All expenses like meals, books and activities are paid for by taxes. Teachers are also tested regularly but their results are kept private, and all teachers must have a master's degree. In conclusion, the document suggests that many other schools could improve by following Finland's school model.

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    This video is about schools in Finland(Фінленд) that outperform most others schools across the developed

    world. It’s all thanks to one of the best school system. For example, all children in the first grade study 20
    hours a week. Of course, the number of hours increases(інкрісис) every year. But it is still less than in other
    countries in Europe or the world. In Finland, both teachers and children have many choices.

    Each teacher decides how to teach the curriculum(керік’юлем) and how many technologies can be in their
    classrooms. As for children, they can work in their own cafe(кефей) at school. School lunches, books,
    excursions are free. There are many sports that they can do. For example, on the street they can play
    football, basketball, hockey(хокі), and when the weather is bad, at school they can play ping pong,
    billiards(біл’ярдс), or just relax in a special room with soft pillows and play in play station. It's all free and
    parents don't have to pay for it. All money comes from taxes(тексис).

    Teachers also take regular tests at these schools. But marks are not published or shared. Also, all teachers
    must be competent and have a master's(месторс) degree.

    So in the end, I would like to say that many schools in the world and in Ukraine need to follow these tips
    and change their school system for the better.

    1. At 9 p.m this evening I will be watching film.

    2. At midday on Saturday I will be going to the shop.

    3. At this time next week I will be preparing for English lessons.

    4. Next year I will be visiting new country.

    5. By the end of this lesson I will have eaten.

    6. 24 hours from now I will have done my homework.

    7. In one year’s time I will have had new phone.

    8. By the time I am 25 I will have finished study at university.

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