HOW WE DO SCHOOL FINLAND EP 4: Out of School, Into the World

For students with special needs, does their Finnish school experience prepare them for life after graduation? Is the transition a launch pad, or a steep cliff? Who helps them navigate their new journey? We speak to Noora, a youth with Down Syndrome who has achieved her goal of independent living.
The Lien Foundation took two Singapore educators - Dr Jacqueline Chung, Academic Director at St James’ Church Kindergarten and Ms Tan Sze Wee, Executive Director at Rainbow Centre which runs three special education schools - to find out what Singapore can learn from them.
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Thank you so much for making such a warm and thought-provoking series. The concept of inclusion and the question of what we truly value as educators are unforgettable.

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Thank you so much!! I'm a special professor of Maths in Greece and I leant so many things from you!! You really TEACH me how to teach!

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Amazing short series, it taught me a lot, thank you so much for making it and sharing it with everyone! Never give up on any child!

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Leader in education makes me feel surprised.

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Excellent. I want more videos like this

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A must-watch :) Thanks for sharing!

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I'm proud of Finland

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Hello

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At Special Strong, we LOVE the special needs population!! Lamentations 3:22-23

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Finland 📘🧸😅😊

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I need help teacher. I like teach othsers. But l have? No fasilities
I am from sri lanka
I wish you all the best

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Nice

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