Learn from Finland Knowledge is actually the only exportation of Finland. In the seventies, Finland launched serious reforms in the education system. Thanks to that in the international PISA tests (Programme for International Student Assessment) students from Finland took the first place (2000 and 2003) and the second in 2006 and 2009 (in categories of reading and mathematics). Almost 66% of Finnish students go to college - it is the highest percentage in Europe. A university degree is achieved successfully by 93% of students. In this regard Finland is undoubtedly the best in the whole world. Different approach In Finland the most important thing is to preapare children to be able to learn forcibly when they get a little bit older. A child in Finland starts school at the age of 7 and before reaching 16 years it is hardly tested, and the teachers try not to ask homeworks. This way children don't have to worry and stress to much. Moreover, this may help them to choose a hobby