Summary: In
Finland, private tuitions were known to be extinct. The children studying at
Finland were given free time and rest after school and homework. For those who
have the matriculation exam, they have to stay at home to revise. Having practiced
mock exam papers scenarios set by teachers and previous years’ paper, students
just have to apply their knowledge to do well in the six hour paper. Since it
is a six-hour long paper, students can do their best for it.
Opinion: In
my opinion, I feel that schools are not just places of study, it is a place
where one can learn to work with others. As the saying goes “All work and no
play makes Jack a dull boy” somewhat, this saying is true in Finland. That is
why private tuitions were “extinct” there as all parents believes that children
should be given their own free time to take a break from a tiring day after
school and homework.
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