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Assessment for Improving Learning: A case of Finland Prof. Dr. Maija Aksela Finlands Science Education Centre, University of Helsinki, Finland maija.aksela@helsinki.fi Finland's Science Education Centre LUMA www.helsinki.fi/luma 26.8.2013

  1. Assessment for Improving Learning: A case of Finland Prof. Dr. Maija Aksela Finland’s Science Education Centre, University of Helsinki, Finland maija.aksela@helsinki.fi Finland's Science Education Centre LUMA www.helsinki.fi/luma 26.8.2013 1

  2. Sunny greetings from Finland - ”Pisa country”! Matemaattis-luonnontieteellinen tiedekunta / Henkilön nimi / Esityksen nimi 14.9.2013 2

  3. FREE! International LUMA News for teachers, researchers & educators Subscribe to LUMA News Finnish Education in a Nutshell Background for Finnish PISA Success www.helsinki.fi/luma 26.8.2013 3

  4. Finland – a country of thousand lakes and islands Scandinavian lifestyle Officially bilingual: Finnish and Population: 5.3 Swedish Million See more: This is Finland.fi www.helsinki.fi/luma

  5. Contents of My Presentation:  Finland’s Science Education Centre, the LUMA Centre and Improvement of Learning through Assessment  News from Finnish Assessment  An Example in Details How to Improve Assessment for Learning Finland's Science Education Centre LUMA 26.8.2013 5

  6. I IMPROVING LEARNING THROUGH Finland’s Science Education Centre, the LUMA Centre for math, science and technology education since 2003 LU stands for ‘ luonnontieteet ’, natural science in Finnish, and MA for mathematics. Finland's Science Education Centre LUMA www.helsinki.fi/luma 26.8.2013 6

  7. A MOTTO: A STUDENT IN A HEART EMOTION AND COGNITION HAND IN HAND Finland's Science Education Centre LUMA 26.8.2013 7

  8. Inspiring learning and teaching for lifelong learning • Main objectives are to • promote interest and teaching of biology, chemistry, geography, mathematics, physics and technology (ICT) • enhance interaction between schools, universities and business and industry SINCE YEAR 2003 www.helsinki.fi/luma 14.9.2013 8

  9. Goal-oriented learning and teaching GOALS TEACHING ASSESSMENT Finland's Science Education Centre LUMA www.helsinki.fi/luma 26.8.2013 9

  10. A KEY THEME: DIFFERENT FORMS OF ASSESSMENT Student-centred assessment:  Diagnostic  Formative  Summative Finland's Science Education Centre LUMA www.helsinki.fi/luma 26.8.2013 10

  11. We are preparing students for future skills “Students must become able to organise and regulate their own learning, to learn independently and in groups and to overcome difficulties in the learning process. This requires them to be aware of their own thinking and learning strategies and methods ”. (OECD 1999) Finland's Science Education Centre LUMA www.helsinki.fi/luma 26.8.2013 11

  12. GOOD COLLABORATION IS A KEY FOR SUCCESS SCHOOLS, TEACHERS, TEACHER MINISTRY OF PUPILS, STUDENTS EDUCATION STUDENTS SCIENTIFIC NATIONAL BOARD OF EDUCATION COMMUNITY OTHER UNIVERSITIES: TEACHER LUMA network EDUCATORS LUMA ECONOMIC LIFE MEDIA MUSEUMS ASSOCIATIONS INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE PARTNERS CENTRES Finland's Science Education Centre LUMA www.helsinki.fi/luma 26.8.2013 12

  13. COLLABORATION WITH NATIONAL BOARD OF EDUCATION  The National Board of Education (NBE) is responsible for: developing, monitoring, supporting and evaluating primary and secondary education developing the national core curriculum including goals and assessment criteria for use in schools  Curriculum work supports local pedagogic development. Finland's Science Education Centre LUMA www.helsinki.fi/luma 26.8.2013 13

  14. PREPARATION OF NEW NATIONAL CORE CURRICULUM GOING ON  The renewed core curriculum will be completed by the end of 2014. New local curricula that are based on this core curriculum should be prepared by the beginning of school year 2016 – 2017.  Collaborative working: Each working group consists of educational officials, researchers and teachers.  The preparation of the curriculum is interactive. All education providers can follow the preparation and give feedback at the different phases. They are also encouraged to involve pupils and their parents in the process. Finland's Science Education Centre LUMA www.helsinki.fi/luma 26.8.2013 14

  15. COLLABORATION WITH CURRICULUM WORK CURRICULUM Developing In the core new curriculum pupil innovations assessment is with schools divided into and teachers assessment ASSESSMENT during the Continuous feedback course of from the studies and teacher is final very assessment. important . PEDAGOGY Finland's Science Education Centre LUMA www.helsinki.fi/luma 26.8.2013 15

  16. SELF-ASSESSMENT CENTRAL IN FINNISH SCHOOLS  The purpose of this is to support the growth of self-knowledge and study skills and to help the pupil to learn to be aware of her or his progress and learning process. (NBA,2013) Finland's Science Education Centre LUMA www.helsinki.fi/luma 26.8.2013 16

  17. MATH, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION MATHEMATICS BIOLOGY PHYSICS LUMA CHEMISTRY COMPUTING TECHNOLOGY GEOGRAPHY PEDAGOGY In addition, multidisciplinary topics: e.g. Education for Sustainable Development www.helsinki.fi/luma 26.8.2013 17

  18. SCIENCE FOR ALL: Supporting Assessment at all levels PRIMARY KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL SECONDARY SCHOOL UNIVERSITIES VOCATIONAL EDUCATION POLYTECHNICS In addition, different activities with e.g. parents, e.g. Science Days Finland's Science Education Centre LUMA www.helsinki.fi/luma 26.8.2013 18

  19. National LUMA network of LUMA centres since 2010 • Finlands’ Science Education Centre, LUMA centre in Helsinki • coordinates the LUMA network of 10 centres • other LUMA centres in • Espoo • Joensuu • Jyväskylä • Kokkola • Lappeenranta • Oulu • Tampere • Turku A national strategy and a steering group for collaboration. www.helsinki.fi/luma 26.8.2013 19

  20. Opportunities for Improving Learning: LUMA activities for kids and young people • Science days for children and families • Four modern free learning environments at university campus: science classes in chemistry (Gadolin), physics (F2k), mathematics (Origo) and computing science (Linkki) • Science clubs • Science webmagazines • One for children • Three for young people • Science camps (15-20 camps every year) www.helsinki.fi/luma 14.9.2013 20

  21. Science with joy of learning and achievement Little Jippo clubs for children aged 3 – 6 Emotion and cognition Encourage for questions: why and how? The developed model combines science, technology, art, and emotions through stories, inquiry, role-playing, and music. www.helsinki.fi/luma 26.8.2013 21

  22. Math clubs for children The most important goal is to give positive experiences within mathematics www.helsinki.fi/luma

  23. Jippo science day for children aged 7 – 12 Different tasks with parents Finland's Science Education Centre LUMA www.helsinki.fi/luma 26.8.2013 23

  24. 15-20 camps each year International Millennium Youth Camp for youth aged 16 – 19 Finland's Science Education Centre LUMA www.helsinki.fi/luma 26.8.2013 24

  25. National webmagazine Jippo for children & parents Hands-on activities, videos, stories … Finland's Science Education Centre LUMA www.helsinki.fi/luma 26.8.2013 25

  26. National webmagazine Luova for youth Finland's Science Education Centre LUMA www.helsinki.fi/luma 26.8.2013 26

  27. FREE! International webmagazine MyScience for youth Finland's Science Education Centre LUMA www.helsinki.fi/luma 26.8.2013 27

  28. Peer-reviewed journal EJYSE for young researchers aged 14 – 21 Finland's Science Education Centre LUMA www.helsinki.fi/luma 26.8.2013 28

  29. Activities and services for teachers to support them in their everyday work and lifelong learning Finland's Science Education Centre LUMA www.helsinki.fi/luma 26.8.2013 29

  30. National webmagazine LUMA Sanomat: Assessment is one of key topics Finland's Science Education Centre LUMA www.helsinki.fi/luma 26.8.2013 30

  31. Peer-reviewed international journal LUMAT for publishing research findings & best practices Finland's Science Education Centre LUMA www.helsinki.fi/luma 26.8.2013 31

  32. 40-50 in-service training courses and events per year How to support different learners e.g. gifted and talented students, and low- achiewers? Finland's Science Education Centre LUMA www.helsinki.fi/luma 26.8.2013 32

  33. Research and development: Opportunity to visit authentic science labs at campus New materials Finland's Science Education Centre LUMA www.helsinki.fi/luma 26.8.2013 33

  34. Example: ChemistryLab Gadolin Kemma Chemistry Centre Department of Chemistry University of Helsinki Finland www.helsinki.fi/luma

  35. Gadolin is a collaboration project • ChemistryLab Gadolin was founded in 2008. • 21 partners • It is free of charge for schools. www.helsinki.fi/luma

  36. Kemian laitos & Farmasian tiedekunta www.helsinki.fi/luma

  37. Goals • To support chemistry teaching and learning. • To rise the youth ’ s interest in natural sciences. • To support the potential future professionals, i.e. to introduce career possibilities in the field of chemistry. • To bring out the up-to-date information on the versatile applications of chemistry, and its important status in industry and in the society. • To promote the positive image of chemistry. • To support the goals of schools, university departments of chemistry, enterprises and other partners. www.helsinki.fi/luma

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