Tips for teachers

Inspiration from Finland!

Latest tips and reading suggestions for teachers:

Year plan

This example of the year plan for early childhood education and care center will surely give perspective and direction to your action. It is a year plan you can try out right now to plan your entire school or kindergarten year in advance!

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Teaching Work-life Skills

Here you can find tips how to teach work-life skills: case example of on-the-job learning in flexible basic education in Finland.

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Inquiry-based Learning

Here you can find a Tip how to use Inquiry-based learning method in classroom.

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Admit Slips

Here you can find a Tip how to use Admit slips as a learning method in classroom.

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Socratic Method

Here you can find a Tip how to form cooperative argumentative dialogue between individuals and enhance learning.

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Early Childhood Education and c learning

This time we would like to share some underlying values and areas of learning of the New Core Curriculum of Early Childhood Education and Care in Finland.

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Build-up Group -method

This method can be easily adapted to groups of any sizes. In cooperative learning, the group supports its members’ learning, and each member contributes to the group’s learning. The group members learntogether and from each other and help others to learn.

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Developing Thinking Skills

How to map pre-existing notions and knowledge? Team Learning Scoop is happy to share ideas around Orientation in practice.

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Transversal competences in Early Childhood Education

Team Learning Scoop is happy to share tips and examples how to implement transversal competences in practice.

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The Snowball Method

The Snowball Method guides students towards producing knowledge and developing thoughts collectively. The essential thing is not who wrote what but what new perspectives are awakened in one by what was written by another.

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Snowball method

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Below is an example of the material for teachers to promote learning. Learning Scoop team created this material especially for schools with limited resources.
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Every teacher wants their students to learn.
Sometimes it can be challenging, if the class is big and the students are at different levels of learning.
How can the teacher help every student to learn best in these situations?
On these pages you will find three practical tips that teachers can use to help their students to learn in a big classroom environment. These activities do not require any particular equipment; they can be used in any type of classroom.
You can access the tips by clicking on each module’s icon.
Welcome along!