2013
DOI: 10.4000/ree.7735
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Education politics and contingency: Belief, status and trust behind the Finnish PISA miracle

Abstract: De nombreux concepts non historiques et décontextualisés tels que efficacité, responsabilité et qualité sont en train d’envahir le monde éducatif sans être remis en question, du fait de leur utilisation généralisée à travers le monde. L’éducation comparative continue à souffrir de certains déficits méthodologiques et d’une sous-théorisation prononcée. Dans cet article, nous tentons d’enrichir cette recherche à partir des concepts prometteurs de contingence, coincidence et Spielraum. Ces concepts nous serviront… Show more

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“…The Finnish education system and its place in international comparisons, including the much-debated PISA test, have been described by scholars, perhaps more in a tongue-in-cheek manner, as a «miracle» (Simola, 2005;Simola & Rinne, 2011;Renfors & Suoranta, 2018). However, other scholars argue that there is nothing miraculous about the Finnish educational system.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The Finnish education system and its place in international comparisons, including the much-debated PISA test, have been described by scholars, perhaps more in a tongue-in-cheek manner, as a «miracle» (Simola, 2005;Simola & Rinne, 2011;Renfors & Suoranta, 2018). However, other scholars argue that there is nothing miraculous about the Finnish educational system.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a result of the legislation, students would enter comprehensive school at the age of seven and remain there until the age of sixteen. There were nine grades in total, which were divided into six years of primary school and three years of lower secondary school (Antikainen, 2006;Simola & Rinne, 2011).…”
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“…The bureaucratic system in all three cases are rationalizing the educational organization to meet what is perceived as uncertainty in a global economy (Beck et al 1992;Esping-Andersen 1996;Huber & Stephens 2010;Simola & Rinne 2011). In Finland the government program for social inclusion base its reasoning on ideas of a global change: "In a world that is changing fast and becoming more complex, public authorities may need more effective methods of working."…”
Section: Analysis: National Legislation and Local Goalsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Norway and Sweden, the average international results have been used as arguments to strengthen the teacher profession (Sjöberg 2019;Smeplass 2018). In Finland, teachers are somewhat shielded from the political critique as they now are considered one of the best ranked systems (Simola & Rinne 2011;Meyer & Benavot 2013).…”
Section: Analysis: National Legislation and Local Goalsmentioning
confidence: 99%