Case study: The finnish national curriculum 2016-A co-created national education policy

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This case study aims to study and analyse what appears to be a successful co-created educational policy-the ‘Finnish National Curriculum 2016'. The author wished to understand the factors behind the success of the curriculum process, how ownership was created during the process and what school principals and other education professionals think about the curriculum content, as well as the processes and methodology. Questions abound. What are its strengths and weaknesses and does the curriculum pull schools closer towards their purpose? The Finnish education system has been celebrated as a twenty-first century global success story-what role does a national curriculum play in this story and how does it take the education system closer to enabling sustainable well-being? Does the progressive value-base and content of the curriculum successfully transfer to the classroom?.

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Lähdemäki, J. (2018). Case study: The finnish national curriculum 2016-A co-created national education policy. In Sustainability, Human Well-Being, and the Future of Education (pp. 397–422). Palgrave Macmillan. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-78580-6_13

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