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#5 | MAY 2024
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Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) in
Finland places a paramount emphasis on the
individual development, learning, and well-being of
each child. Within the Finnish Curriculum,
Kindergarten's approach is intricately designed
around tailoring education to the unique needs and
interests of every child.
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Each child is provided with a personalized Early
Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) plan,
meticulously crafted to guide their educational
journey. This plan, collaboratively curated by
educators, the child, and their parents or guardians,
serves as a compass, directing both learning and
group planning efforts. It's a comprehensive
document that encapsulates observations and
perspectives on the child's well-being, holistic
development, learning, and social interactions
within the group.
With an annual review cycle, the ECEC plan ensures continuous
alignment with the child's evolving needs and aspirations.
Importantly, the focus of assessment remains squarely on the
kindergarten's methodologies and environments, rather than on the
child themselves. Strengths, needs, and interests are catalogued
within the plan, serving as foundational pillars for collaborative
goal-setting between personnel, child, and family.
FINNISH CURRICULUM
FINNISH CURRICULUM

2. Learning environments are envisioned as
dynamic spaces where curiosity thrives
and exploration flourishes. Learning,
understood in its broadest sense,
encompasses a spectrum of experiences,
from sensory observations to artistic
expressions.
Children's interests serve as navigational
beacons, guiding the development of
engaging, purposeful, and appropriately
challenging activities. Success and
enjoyment are paramount, fostering a
positive learning ethos.
PLAY IS FUN!
P l a y & L e a r n
L e a r n i n g
En v i r o n m e n t s
Child's interests
Incorporating play into education is foundational to the Finnish approach.
Recognizing its intrinsic value, play serves as a primary avenue for learning,
motivation, and joy in early childhood education and care. Educators are
encouraged to actively engage with and observe children's play, offering guidance
when necessary to foster positive interactions and prevent conflicts. Through
attentive observation, valuable insights into children's thoughts, emotions, and
experiences are gained, informing responsive pedagogical approaches.

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Pedagogical activities are thoughtfully
organized around children's interests
and inquiries, with themes emerging
organically from play, storytelling,
excursions, and spontaneous moments.
Whether free, collaborative, or guided by
personnel, activities are underpinned by
a holistic pedagogical approach.
Flexibility is key, with documentation,
evaluation, and iterative refinement
ensuring the continuous enhancement
of educational practices.
Pedagogical
a c t i v i t i e s
In essence, the Finnish Curriculum for Early
Childhood Education and Care embodies a
holistic, child-centric approach that celebrates
creativity, fosters curiosity, and nurtures future-
readiness and lifelong learning.
Conclusions
Inclusive strategies are integral, ensuring that
all children, including those requiring additional
support, have equitable access to enriching
learning experiences. Small group activities,
visual aids, individualized guidance, and
differentiated instruction are among the
strategies employed to promote inclusive
learning environments.