Comparing Scotland and Finland these points can be made that these both of the countries have been making serious efforts to set up good educational system in the countries. These both countries know modern trends of education and can be said to have developed sense of good education. On the other hand, the focus of these countries may differ because each of the country has different areas of focus in the field. Finland has made official declaration that preschool is compulsory from august 2015.” We are also developing a new national curriculum for day care and preschool that we will start in 2016. We want to make sure all youngsters are in the same position wherever they live in Finland.” Said one of the preschool teachers in Finland. The implications of such decisions may be deep as well as wide because …show more content…
We could benefit as a nation if all the young professional mothers, who have the skills that we need, bring their skills to the job market and create more growth, and at the same time, we will guarantee equal and universal day care for the kids. That is one of the targets of the government. I believe that it is also the way to educate our kids better.” Comparing Finland with other countries, there can be attained great results because empirical evidence suggests that “In Finland, children from poor families have access to high-quality preschool. In the U.S., most poor children get poor quality preschool, if they get any at all.” Finland has managed to set up ideal environment and structure in the terms of being ideal system to many countries. Finland has greatly improved its structure and produced changes in the structure in conjugation with that, Finland has been considered as an ideal example for many other countries (Maier et al,