Finland will become the first country in the world to get rid of all school subjects – The current state

In 2024, Finland’s education system continues to excel with Phenomenon-Based Learning (PBL) at its core. PBL has evolved to emphasize digital skills, sustainability, and peer learning while embracing authentic assessments. Challenges persist, including the need for teacher training and resource flexibility. The recent 11th SYMPO 2024 conference and available PBL learning resources further underscore its significance. With ongoing discussions on integration and inclusivity, PBL remains a crucial innovation shaping Finnish education for the 21st century.

Finland’s incredible education system | The listening post as Lassi Pensikkala, economist from Finland

The Finnish education system focuses on building critical thinkers prepared for the AI-driven future. The emphasis on media literacy empowers students to analyze information across disciplines, fostering adaptability, responsible AI engagement, and trust in AI. Finland’s investment in basic education and media literacy not only navigates present information overload but also shapes responsible and proactive participants in the AI-driven world. As an economist, I value Finland’s media literacy program for its societal impact and hope other countries will follow suit to prepare for the challenges of the 21st century.

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