Education in Finland:
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Finnish Success in Education: Some Reasons behind It |
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Strong Performers and Successful Reformers in Education: Lessons from PISA. |
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Educational Innovations in the Process of School Change |
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Active Learning:
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Process of Active Learning in the Teacher’s Work |
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Phases of the Learning Process in Project Work |
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Active Learning in a Small Rural School in Finland |
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Curriculum Change:
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Curriculum Change in Finland |
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Teachers Facing the Challenges of Curriculum Change in the Small Rural School in Finland |
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Teacher Identity and Curriculum Change: A Comparative Analysis of Small Schools in England and Finland |
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Approaches to Curriculum Development: Learning from Research |
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Teacher Professionalism:
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A Comparative Analysis of Teacher Professionalism: Findings from the York-Jyväskylä Project |
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The Challenges of Teacher Professional Development in the Context of Educational Change |
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Teacher Pedagogical and Dispositional Competences in a Changing School Culture: A Comparative Analysis of Teacher Professionalism in England and Finland |
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Teacher Competences amid Educational Reforms in Finland and England |
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Comparative Education:
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Introduction to Research Methods in Comparative Education |
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Educational Change in Comparative Perspective: The Case of School Education in Selected Countries |
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Research Project on Work-Oriented Education in Russia, China and India |
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Closing the Gap between Education and Society through Outdoor-Oriented Education: Comparing Education in the United States and India |
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Building Bridges between Education and Society: Comparing Education in Socially Different Countries |
