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Tessitore, Matthew – Environmental Education Research, 2023
UNESCO has indicated the need for more research to test the effectiveness of education for sustainable development (ESD). This study analyzes how ESD is included in the Finnish national core curriculum and examines four environmental indicators to determine if a correlation exists between ESD and a cleaner physical environment in Finland. The…
Descriptors: Sustainable Development, Foreign Countries, Program Effectiveness, National Curriculum
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Webb, Rosemary; Vulliamy, Graham – Journal of Education Policy, 1999
The York-Finnish Project compares how national-policy changes affect implementation in two countries where curriculum reforms are moving in opposite directions. English primary schools were implementing National Curriculum changes while Finnish schools developed decentralized curricula. Teachers in both countries experienced negative…
Descriptors: Comparative Education, Decentralization, Educational Change, Educational Policy
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Webb, Rosemary; Vulliamy, Graham – Research Papers in Education: Policy and Practice, 1999
Compared policies and practices of curriculum change in English and Finnish primary schools. Case studies documented the implementation of reforms at the classroom level and teachers' attitudes toward them. Though England promoted a national curriculum and Finland was moving away from one, teachers in both countries had common responses to change,…
Descriptors: Curriculum Development, Educational Change, Educational Policy, Elementary Education
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Vulliamy, Graham; And Others – Comparative Education, 1997
In Finland and England, national policy on subject- versus child-centered curriculum are moving in opposite directions. Comparative studies of four small elementary schools indicate that teachers' beliefs, values, and practices were powerful mediators of their interpretations and responses to imposed changes, and the ethos of very small schools…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Comparative Education, Curriculum Development, Educational Change