Exploring Estonian education: insights from the field’s experts
Education Estonia’s video presentations have been expanded with six new videos featuring experts who provide insights into the key aspects of its education system. These videos address the very questions frequently asked by visiting education specialists in Estonia. The significant value of these videos is found in the voices of the practitioners themselves – those […]
Unlocking potential: Early support in Estonian education
Having an inclusive education model – for example, the right to learn in one’s local school – ensures that schools adapt to the child, not the other way around. The aim of Estonian education is to ensure quality instruction that is inclusive for all. This means that education is accessible, learning is supported, and learning […]
The gift of gifted children
When discussing education systems, the focus is usually on low-performing students. Often the reasons for low performance are linked to the students’ disadvantaged socioeconomical or immigrant background: youngsters who struggle with their shortcomings, their motivation to learn and even to be at school. However, it is equally important to address the needs and challenges faced […]
Three Estonian solutions that enrich educational opportunities
One of the basic principles of Estonian education is that every child must be offered an education according to his or her abilities and needs. In addition to the state, companies specialised in educational technology also contribute to this. Eva Toome, Education Estonia The results of Estonian pupils in the international PISA study are among […]
Art makes students happier at school
Children who don’t feel well at school, will not be ready to learn and, in time, this sadly leads to a decrease in life satisfaction for students. Therefore, perhaps the real question should be – how can we support kids to create stronger connections in school? Creative therapy could be one of the solutions to make […]
Opinion: How Estonia’s leading entrepreneurs are innovating the country’s education
“We all know how the school system works – you go to school, sit in a class and listen. The person in front of the class explains different subjects to you and does it in their own manner. This is how it has worked for hundreds of years,” writes Karin Künnapas, Head of School at Kood […]
