The document summarizes key differences between education in Finland and Chile. In Finland, learning is a shared process between students and teachers, rather than just focusing on exams and grades. Finnish teachers are also more committed to students and continually improving their skills through testing and innovative teaching methods. In contrast, Chilean education is more like a business, teachers follow standard curricula, and students have been protesting for free education from the government like Finland provides.

1. What makes education in Finland that good?
According to the text, one of the main points related to education it would be the way of how the
process of learning is not a matter that involves only students, but also a task from the teachers. In
contrast, in our country it is a matter to obtain a good mark and been qualified trough an exam
rather than learn from it and developother major skills.
Another issue to point out is the teacher’s commitment with the students, in Chile education is a
matter of business, on how muchitcosts to teachto somebody. Furthermore, from that point of view,
it is remarkable that teachers are been testing in order to improve their professional skills, or been
able to broaden new ideas into the classroom or even to focus on teaching and learning; however, in
Chile this perspective is quite different most of the teachers follows a type of curricula and maintain
the typical setting of a normal classroom, they are not willing to change their methodsor use more
didactics ways of teaching, which in practice result to be more interesting.
Finally, since a few years, Chile has been coping with different strikes from secondary schools and
universities, the main factor it is to allow Chilean’s students been educated in a free educational
system;in other words that the government provides free education for all. Nonetheless, students are
really aware that education is very distinct from other countries, as in this case Finland’s system, the
government has a major role with schools, because they firmly believe that education is the key to
enter to a competitive world taking into account the student’s needs .