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I usually do my homework at school, then my teacher would say, "there's a reason why it is called a HOMEwork.". Then I would reply, "don't worry Miss, I consider this my second home.".
I was an exchange student in Norway back in 2012, went to high school in Drammen for a whole year. It was a great experience, all students are given a laptop at the beginning of the year for free. Most of the test and projects where done through it. Also, I had the opportunity to take elective classes like photography and business. As for the graduation celebration they buy busses to transform into their “party bus” and compete to see which group has the best one. Norwegians know how to party ! I’ve been back to Norway several times after my exchange year, is a beautiful country during all seasons. Thank you Alux for making this video! Norway has a special place in my heart
@@leonbendixen8127 det er ikke poenget. Poenget er at de FLESTE skoler i Norge gir elevene lekser! // That isn't the point. The point is that MOST schools in Norway gives the students homework!
Yep. This video is full of false statements. Homework, being *the* best, "well-designed" (somewhat okay, but the level of unnecessary bureaucracy teachers have to go through makes it a somewhat unpopular career) are either false or partially false. That said, it's also better designed than in several other countries around the world.
G Gg uhm i live in norway, i work my ass of on school, so much homework and on high school you can chose between like work work or like more and harder school and much more digficult
white riding hood the education system in Norway is bad although don’t get me wrong I love Norway but this video is misleading for example we have homework in fact Its the opposite of what they says most school have homework also to give some imagination how bad the school system is her for example I live near the city and still my school struggle to find certified teacher either because of lack of money or not enough applicants
Finland didn't have the best education system neither does Norway, it's a oversimplification in both cases, because how do you measure how good is a education system, when you look at grades then both Norway and Finland fall far behind countries like Estonia, China and Singapore. Why it's said that Finland and Norway have the best education systems are because of how easy it is to students to learn, it doesn't mean that they get a lot of good education, it just means that they get good simple education. There are a lot more countries that even put more money or teachers into one student. Like Sweden has a super high teacher to student ratio, while countries like Estonia have a great money per one student ratios.
I live in Norway and we have alot of homework, there is just some schools that says that if they do everything they have to do at school they dont need to do it at home. But we do have great school.
The time that Norwegians get to work on homework IN CLASS may be the biggest difference between Norway and USA/other countries. Most of the time in the USA we do not get time in class to finish homework. Class time is to learn the new lesson and ask questions if your lost. If we do get homework time in class then it’s because we finished the lesson early (which is rare) and it’s only about 10-15 minutes maximum that we get to work on homework. So unless you get extra time in every single subject, your super smart and fast at writing more than likely your going home with a ton of homework to finish.
Me too.. Norway is the best country to live in on the paper. And that is a fact for longer than the last 30 years. The human development index is where you measure freedom and prosparity for real.. Nr 1 for the last 30 years.
@@geirkarlsen7329 there is no freedom in Norway you inbreed, it is all about working hard, everyday. get yourself an education and than later on, apply for the biggest company, if you are lucky they might hire you if not, than try next time. And it is many reasons why Norway is far away from being the best country in the world.
As a Norwegian student I can tell you, We do have homework in certain fields. I went Technique and industrial production, Blacksmith, Woodcarving, Notching and i'm now going Industrial technology. I haven't had a single piece of homework in any of these trades, But some of my fiends have. Private schools are still a thing but the government pays a minimum of 75% of the costs and the scholarship pays for the rest (mostly) The controvert deletes the bill for your scholarship when you complete the year. I wen't to a private school for 3 years and I'm back to a public school now. The public are much better. I've talked to some of my friends from other countries about their school system and their experiences. In Norway we have a much bigger focus on the trade we are studying and focus as much of the education as possible about it.
@@geneclemetson4779 what the asshole said WAS racist and it was also PETTY as fuck. The reality of the matter is that Black people ARE NOT genetically/ physically evolved to handle extreme cold as White people are not genetically/ physically evolved to handle extreme African sunlight and heat. You BOTH are wrong but you're LOUD and wrong so you're worse!
Ok.. :) Norway has had the highest standard of living for over 30 years. If you think that has nothing to do with how our society is build up, then what is it? :) We think different than for example Finland. In 1912 Norway was the first country in the world with universal health care. And Finland is following. In what feild are we behind Finland? :)
@@languist well it's not really a lot compared to other counties it's only 10 minutes and one hour at maximum and at like second higher vocabulary school it's optional wether you wanna do homework or not
They need to teach kids in all schools throughout the world how to learn and how to learn languages! Proper skills and knowledge acquisition techniques are things that would make learning much more enjoyable!
not really true, i went to a $25k/year private school and a public school, there isnt much difference. teachers know the material, its just students dont want to learn it. the reason american schooling is so bad is because the attitude of students/parents is so bad. the same reason that asian/indian students in the US do so well, because their culture is you have to get A's, B is a bad grade. most students dont give a shit what grades they get, and parents dont really either, they are too busy on facebook and cheating
I will agree that private schools are better overall than public schools. But I can’t agree with the ratings as this is not always true. Really depends on the area a whole lot. I’ve seen public schools in great areas (higher median income average) with better curriculum that private schools in shitty areas. I have attended 6 public schools and 1 private school myself so speaking from experience
Norwegian here. We don't really have much homework. You have a medium amount of homework in elementary school, which you have to do less and less of the older you get. When these Norwegian's here complain about having a lot of homework it may just be "Read 3 pages and write a short summary for next week". I'm in upper secondary school and I have virtually no homework. Just a few assignments and a lot of tests. (Thanks Erna)
Education in Norway isn't more superior than any other countries, you will miss out a lot due to poor or miss experience. remember that we travel to your country to get better each year. US have better schools in general, you get to learn some much more, while in Norway you will miss a lot as a student.
Emma Aakre jeg så feks norske folk som kommenterte at de «ikke hadde noe lekser hele grunnskolen» eller «ingen framføringer for 9. Klasse» og det er helt annerledes enn hvordan jeg hadde det så det er ganske mye forskjeller (i grunnskolen hvertfall)
@@monkeyangelow2816 jeg tror helt ærlig at de bare lyver, eller at de har hatt spesialundervisning. Hvis sistnevnte så kan det forklare hvorfor de ikke har hatt lekser.
I'm from Rajasthan, known as Thar Desert, in India. We are here comfortable in living at more than 40 degree Celsius, but it's disastrous for person like me to move a country where normal temperature is below 0 degree.
People have definitely complained about Kenya's educational system known as 8-4-4, I did IGCSE (International General Certificate of Secondary Education)
USA and I'm going to say a 3 or 2 mainly because of standardized testing which stressed me out to the point where I don't want to go to college, also because of racial biased testing results
The U.S has 1 of the 2 best universities in the world. But that is not for the general population. Only for rich people. Oh and there are lots of Norwegians studying there. Overall Scandinavia has the best educational systems for the middle class. And that is not an opinion. Facts. Reality in the U.s when it comes to universities for the middle class? :) The standard of those universities cannot compare with the level of Norwegian universities for the middle class. And Norway also has the most democratic system in the world. The politicians in this country has to listen to its people. When it comes to the middle class Norway is on top with more than the standard of living :) The same goes with our Icelandic/Norwegian brothers.
I live in Norway, and the schools aren't free here, we all pay 28,9% local taxes, sometimes the locals here have a difficult time paying electricity and running water. Dont come and live here.
Everyone listen here the education system is awful I swear it's really bad don't listen to this. I'm currently going on a middle school. It's not even close to perfect
France : 2/10 -The education is free (excepted for the books and supplies like pens, rulers, etc...). -Kids need to sacrifice their sleep (not healthy) to go early at school (8 am) and they come back at home at the end of the afternoon (between 4 pm and 6 pm) : the school duration increases with age -A lot of homeworks, almost no free time -You cannot choose which subjects you want to study: you need to attend to every course, every lesson... even though some are useless in your case (like sport, music, or art). -You don't have the right to discuss topics of the lesson with the teacher, to debate, to try to resolve a problem differently. You have to follow strict rules, and using your mind is forbidden... -You don't have the right to communicate with the other kids, even if it concerns the lesson. -You don't discover the world on your own. You don't have time for reflexion, trial and error. The teachers give you what you need to know, and you have to learn it by heart (and actually forget it after the test). -Teachers are politically oriented in most cases, and tend to spread propaganda in their lessons. -Nobody will help you find which job is the best for you: no orientation, no showcase of the different jobs that exist... they simply ask you to choose what you want to study by the end of middle school, and your studies will in some way, determine which job you'll do. -The system is based on grades (from 0 to 20), and they ask you to have the best grades in each domain. They don't tell you what you're good at but insist on what you're bad at. -In public schools, there is a lot of bullying, so parents need to pay private schools for their kids to study in good conditions. -Some degrees/studies are useless and won't give you a job. But they still exist... -Huge quantity of stressful tests and exams. -Most of the kids sleep in class, or get easily distracted because they lack of sleep, and are not made to be sitting on a chair for 8 hours, just listening to what a teacher says. The result is: inefficience, and monolingual and uncultured young adults. Nobody learns languages at school in France (and language learning here, consists in remembering vocab lists and grammar rules by heart...). The only way french people can eventually learn another language is by learning by themselves, on their free time.
How,I come from indonesian,I thought all Europe education have better education than us (Asian), wait there are egalite,liberte,and fraternite on France right?
Hi Alux, Great content as always, but curious to know how you guys shot the videos ? are these shots are originally made for particular video? because the people were never repeated(I think so) and always relate to narration or these are stock footage you use for particular video? the quality of the video is so good and in love with the way of story telling. Kudos to video production team. You guys are putting so value in peoples life and this topic is so valuable for me. Hope to hear from you soon Alux !!!!!
We definitely have homework in Norway. While I was in primary and middle school I'm pretty sure all schools private or public delegated homework to their students. It's only in the more recent years that homework has become a debated subject with some schools opting to reduce the amount or completely remove them due to an increasing percentage of students suffering from stress/anxiety/depression and other such things due to the workloads. Research has been and is being done into the issue and some scientists/researchers believe that eliminating homework will counteract the current negative trend in regards to the mental wellbeing of our studens. In short: whether or not a Norwegian student is assigned homework depends entirely on the school they go to.
I live in Norway and I have homework, but it is not much homework to do. I am in high school and we don’t call it 11 to 13 grade, we call it first(1) to third(3) grade in high school. I just finished first year of high school and the class I went to, didn’t have the exam.
In South Korea,education system elementary,middle,high school,university. Sky stands for Seoul national university (no.1 top rank in South Korea,Seoul is a capital city in Korea.),k(koryo university,Y(yeounsae university)grauate people means good job, make money a lot. Parents pay their children’s tuition.
We do have homework in Norway. And many schools see to that you actually do them proper or else you get a mark on your grade card for skipping it, which is negative for future applications to other schools.This all have had a positive effect on my routine as Im currently doing my bachelors and even here we get some "homework". This is something you should know to do at this point instead of someone telling you to. This is all a part of growing up to stand on your own two feet without having support wheels til you're 30. Norway is mostly good at higher education, lower forms of education is kinda troll ngl.
Yeah Norway! It's also the best in kidnapping or unlawful taking of kids from their parents... BARNEVERNET??? Norway can fool the world, but not me !!! 😂😂😂
Same kinda shit goes on in Sweden, it's aweful. Those are two completely screwed up socialist countries with some of the world's most brainwashed populations.
12:10 the party time is before students write their final exams for graduating from high school at the age of 19 * But personally I would rather have the celebration after the final exams :P It's a pity that you didn't refer to the fact that the subjects in which students write the final exams are randomly drawn and you will get know about it 48 hours before the exam. I'm curious if it still makes Norwegian educational system the best in the world :P
I love that we don’t have dress code or uniforms. We do have homework but I haven’t had any in high school the last two years, but will get more next year tho.
I,m from Sweden. IN norway students take thier lunch with themself.( MatPakke). In sweden everyone gets free lunch, no matters if you,re rich or not. Very proud to live in Sweden. But for work maybe I,m coming to norway.
@@zuhairahmedsyed5853 Depends on what you are reading, depends on your comprehension, depends on if you live in france, just... there are some many variables. No, you dont need french in germany or the USA. In canada? Yes, you need french. It all depends
@@calin6327 I live in India...and I want to read as many as books as possible but the thing is I dont know advanced englsih like way advanced...So i am kinda working on it.
ok, i am a norwegen and when they in this video said we have no homework i went mad. i am curenty in my last year of secundery school. and we have homeworke i promise you that. we have almoust always a text or something we need to hand in and since ewrything we do count toward our final grade, we work hard on evrything. we even get a week schedule each week and on the back our theachers write down our homework. so if you belive that we in norway do not have homeworke, wel we do.
I love the Norwegian school system, but school kids do still have home work. -They might not all get them done, but we do give them. -Speaking as a teacher at the equivalent to a high school. Also, private schools were never illegal in Norway, allthough they also have to follow the national curriculum, which would exclude certain religious schools. What might have changed in this millenium, is that it is easier to get funding.
The school from Dallas, Texas has less food , bad food flavor. One teacher said it was my job to teach her when I'm sending my daughter to school, if I don't I don't I have to attend to court and a fee explanation about her absent. I dont think the teachers had masters degree. Because her grade was low. No playstation in school, no web searches in school to have helpful information. No ice skates or hockey, no pool tables, no pingpong tables, no free laptops.
I would rate my school in the Philippines 4/10. The education system here focuses on the compliance rather than learning. We go to school to submit assignments without retaining anything. It's just absolutely a disaster
According to the results of studies (PISA-2018, TIMSS-2019, PIRLS-2011, ICILS-2013), based on the average score of students, the best school education systems in the world are: 1. Singapore - 586 points 2. China - 579 points 3. Republic of Korea - 556 points 4. Japan - 554 points 5. Finland - 532 points 6. Russia - 529 points 7. Poland - 527 points 8. Ireland - 526 points 9. Estonia - 525 points 10. Canada - 523 points - PISA - International Student Assessment Program - PIRLS - International Study of the Quality of Reading and Comprehension of Text - TIMSS - International Study of the Quality of Mathematics and Science Education - ICILS - International Study of Computer and Information Literacy TOP-10 in terms of the total number of gold medals at international olympiads in mathematics, physics and chemistry is as follows: 1. China - 384 2. Russia/USSR/CIS - 374 (237/133/4) 3. USA - 239 4. South Korea - 219 5. Taiwan - 164 6. Hungary - 162 7. Romania - 154 8. Germany - 123 9. Vietnam - 120 10. Iran - 117 International Student Olympiads are actually the only objective tool for comparing the competitiveness of university students at the global level. Unlike school education, there is no global student assessment systems like PISA, ILSA or PIRLS. Top 10 countries by number of weighted wins at international student olympiads: 1. Russia - 61.35 2. China - 27.88 3. USA - 27.84 4. Poland - 22.82 5. Netherlands - 18.85 6. Great Britain - 17.00 7. Spain - 13.86 8. Canada - 10.51 9. Belgium - 9.98 10. Croatia - 8.90 The largest Olympiad is the ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC). It has the widest geographical coverage, in it students from more than 100 countries of the world take part. Over the past 10 years, universities from Russia have won this Olympiad and once won a university from China. Norway hasn't been successful anywhere. If Norway has the best educational system in the world, then why doesn't it deliver?
People think exams in Western education don't help you learn anything. However, the people who say that are the ones that didn't study for their exams for a good mark; if you did, you would undoubtedly learn a lot actually.
I’m going to judge our country’s education system here based on my past experiences, its 0/10. From primary to high school I always hear from the teachers that generally there are two types of students, “the fast learners and the slow learners” they say. As an innocent boy I thought back then that I might be slow and I can’t do much about it since it is already said by the teachers. In university I’ve been under some professors who obviously have no real idea of what they’re teaching, to the point that you’ll doubt how that person even became a university professor. At the start of the semester a prof will already assign us a project without even properly teaching us the subject. It’s a waste of time since I learn more from the internet than these people. The schools I went through are public by the way. The country’s in southeast asia, try to guess it.
In the video it said that "due to growing influence of private institutions the quality of education curriculum started deteriorating and fees kept rising higher which led to lesser youths pursuing higher studies. Then the govt stepped in and introduced many reforms". If you look closely then kinda same thing is happening here in India. Although in early phase though.
The only thing that is good is that when you finsish elementary school and you can choose freely what to do. In high school/upper secondary school or what we in norway call it «videregående skole» is the free part if you know what to do after elementary school. If you don’t know what to do you have to do general studies which means you have to do three more year of «elementary school» but a little harder plus some new subjects. What i hate about the system in norway is that norway doesn’t teach enough creativity, free thinking. They do have a focus on bullying and teasing but they never teach us how to handle it. We are learned how to deal with stress and anxiety through homework, tests and exams. That kind of stuff can destroy a childs childhood, their learning process, their social skills and all of that can also destroy their future if not the whole life. What i mean by the whole life is that all of this stuff can lead to a child or teen’s suicide. More focus on how to handle bullying and teasing, more focus on developing social skills and less focus on how to handle stress and anxiety. With that said; less school days, more focus on social skills, how to handle bullying and teasing and less tests and homework. Tests and homework leads to stress and anxiety.
Okay, so Norwegian students do(!) have homework and are often stressed out, just like the rest of the world. Our schools and healthcare systems are both "free", yes, but we have to pay something called "skatt" - directly translated = tressure - that is a certaint % of what we earn, even when we buy food in the store we have to pay around 15% to the government. That`s why it works so well... :-D = Equality A Norwegian student
I am from Norway and we do have homework but my school is kinda ‘alert’ so they try not to give is so much homework and we get to do a lot of it at school 💛
That may be the biggest difference between Norway and USA/other countries. Most of the time we do not get time in class to finish homework. Class time is to learn the new lesson and ask questions if your lost. If we do get homework time in class then it’s because we finished the lesson early and it’s only about 10-15 minutes maximum that we get to work on homework. So unless your super smart and fast at writing more than likely your going home with a ton of homework to finish.
I don't know where you get your data from, but Norway underperforms in all areas of Reading, Maths, and Science in the last 2 PISA study surveys. Clearly, it does not have the best education system in the world, not even close.
US education 7/10 as long as there is close parental involvement. And that means picking up courses which have been dropped in recent years. Choosing the correct charter school as well. :(
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Education system in India 🇮🇳 has been became worse. As you said in previous videos, Ruin a country's educational system and the country ruins itself.
Alux please make a video on Germany's educational system too.....
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im from norway and i have alot of homework
I usually do my homework at school, then my teacher would say, "there's a reason why it is called a HOMEwork.". Then I would reply, "don't worry Miss, I consider this my second home.".
Both sweet and savage at the same time
My teachers are the opposite if you got nothing to do they tell you to do their homework
I hate when teachers talk sh*t like that
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Ok, im from norway and that «no homework» is just bs we have to do a lot of homework
Yes, bro that is true. I live in Norway and we have to do a lot of homework.
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Kommer an på skolen og læreren. Har gått flere år uten lekser, og så inn i et år der det var lekser hver dag
Har gjort så jævlig mye lekser gjennom hele livet, så når de sa det der lo jeg så høyt
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I was an exchange student in Norway back in 2012, went to high school in Drammen for a whole year. It was a great experience, all students are given a laptop at the beginning of the year for free. Most of the test and projects where done through it. Also, I had the opportunity to take elective classes like photography and business. As for the graduation celebration they buy busses to transform into their “party bus” and compete to see which group has the best one. Norwegians know how to party !
I’ve been back to Norway several times after my exchange year, is a beautiful country during all seasons.
Thank you Alux for making this video! Norway has a special place in my heart
Stephanie Sugar how did sign up to be an exchange student?
So interesting ..... such a beautiful place
We called it russ. 👌
the russ buss!
i am from Norway and i can tell you, WE HAVE HOMEWORK!!!!!
Magnus du har rett
Vi har heilt klart lekser!
Ikke i nærheten av like mye som mange andre land og flere skoler har ikke lekser i det hele tatt.
@@leonbendixen8127 det er ikke poenget. Poenget er at de FLESTE skoler i Norge gir elevene lekser!
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That isn't the point. The point is that MOST schools in Norway gives the students homework!
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This video: Exist
Finland: Am I a joke to you?
Yep. This video is full of false statements. Homework, being *the* best, "well-designed" (somewhat okay, but the level of unnecessary bureaucracy teachers have to go through makes it a somewhat unpopular career) are either false or partially false.
That said, it's also better designed than in several other countries around the world.
Im triggered... Im finnish
I'm Norwegian, but i agree. Finland has many good ass schools
joku joku i feel u. Im a swede
Same goes for Estonia, 3rd in PISA test.
I’m from norway and we have homeword. Lots of homework.
Feliks Berthinussen eg ska ha jævla møkje neste år jaffal
Not compared to other countries
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@@monkeyangelow2816 well that totally depends on tne teacher there is no rule telling them to not give loads of homework so its very posibble
I am from Russia and we have a tons of homework, a lot more than in Europe believe me.
Acctually we have homework, we just have less homework than usual, only some schools in Norway is homework free
Also i would rate it 10/10
Eilert Sundt bro lets be honest the school system here is garbage
G Gg uhm i live in norway, i work my ass of on school, so much homework and on high school you can chose between like work work or like more and harder school and much more digficult
Eilert Sundt ja, enig
If we dont get finished with the work at school it becomes homework.
@@banger2998 nah
Till this day they said Finland has the best education in the world.
white riding hood the education system in Norway is bad although don’t get me wrong I love Norway but this video is misleading for example we have homework in fact Its the opposite of what they says most school have homework also to give some imagination how bad the school system is her for example I live near the city and still my school struggle to find certified teacher either because of lack of money or not enough applicants
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The UK and US are pretty aweful too. Education is unadaptable and under staffed
Finland didn't have the best education system neither does Norway, it's a oversimplification in both cases, because how do you measure how good is a education system, when you look at grades then both Norway and Finland fall far behind countries like Estonia, China and Singapore. Why it's said that Finland and Norway have the best education systems are because of how easy it is to students to learn, it doesn't mean that they get a lot of good education, it just means that they get good simple education. There are a lot more countries that even put more money or teachers into one student. Like Sweden has a super high teacher to student ratio, while countries like Estonia have a great money per one student ratios.
Hahah! Here in Norway we d e f i n e t l y have homework. Don’t know where you got that info, but it’s not true.
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Delta yeah, but it depends on the school and teachers honestly. Some schools dont have homework but most do.
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And what more they lied in this video.
I live in Norway and we have alot of homework, there is just some schools that says that if they do everything they have to do at school they dont need to do it at home. But we do have great school.
The time that Norwegians get to work on homework IN CLASS may be the biggest difference between Norway and USA/other countries. Most of the time in the USA we do not get time in class to finish homework. Class time is to learn the new lesson and ask questions if your lost. If we do get homework time in class then it’s because we finished the lesson early (which is rare) and it’s only about 10-15 minutes maximum that we get to work on homework. So unless you get extra time in every single subject, your super smart and fast at writing more than likely your going home with a ton of homework to finish.
I live in Norway, and I just love my country! 😍😍
Me too.. Norway is the best country to live in on the paper. And that is a fact for longer than the last 30 years. The human development index is where you measure freedom and prosparity for real.. Nr 1 for the last 30 years.
@@geirkarlsen7329 there is no freedom in Norway you inbreed, it is all about working hard, everyday. get yourself an education and than later on, apply for the biggest company, if you are lucky they might hire you if not, than try next time.
And it is many reasons why Norway is far away from being the best country in the world.
As a Norwegian student I can tell you, We do have homework in certain fields. I went Technique and industrial production, Blacksmith, Woodcarving, Notching and i'm now going Industrial technology. I haven't had a single piece of homework in any of these trades, But some of my fiends have. Private schools are still a thing but the government pays a minimum of 75% of the costs and the scholarship pays for the rest (mostly) The controvert deletes the bill for your scholarship when you complete the year. I wen't to a private school for 3 years and I'm back to a public school now. The public are much better. I've talked to some of my friends from other countries about their school system and their experiences. In Norway we have a much bigger focus on the trade we are studying and focus as much of the education as possible about it.
Everything about Norway is education and work, and of course mind your own business
As a black man living in Norway, I can tell you that it’s f*cking cold during winter
Not really relevant for this video though, is it? Also i am fairly certain most white people can tell that is cold here during the winter as well.
@@julianbrisner4560 why u being racist
@@tariqjama7183 that's not racist
@@tariqjama7183 so typical: Correct black people in their wrongness in any way and immediately get called racist! lol
@@geneclemetson4779 what the asshole said WAS racist and it was also PETTY as fuck. The reality of the matter is that Black people ARE NOT genetically/ physically evolved to handle extreme cold as White people are not genetically/ physically evolved to handle extreme African sunlight and heat. You BOTH are wrong but you're LOUD and wrong so you're worse!
I'm Norwegian and believe me, Finland has a better school system!
We still have homework and have to raise our hands to go do our business.
Ok.. :) Norway has had the highest standard of living for over 30 years. If you think that has nothing to do with how our society is build up, then what is it? :) We think different than for example Finland. In 1912 Norway was the first country in the world with universal health care. And Finland is following. In what feild are we behind Finland? :)
@@geirkarlsen7329 the amount of homework XD
@@languist we do lots of homework in Finland you can search up videos of our people proving that we do
@@blizzard1198 hm, interesting. Thoughty2 would say otherwise; "How School Makes Kids Dumb"
@@languist well it's not really a lot compared to other counties it's only 10 minutes and one hour at maximum and at like second higher vocabulary school it's optional wether you wanna do homework or not
They need to teach kids in all schools throughout the world how to learn and how to learn languages! Proper skills and knowledge acquisition techniques are things that would make learning much more enjoyable!
Indian education 2/10 . They put more pressure on student. Student finally commit suicide 😓😓😓😭😭 please someone give justice to that students
Indians are the smartest people in the world because they are not followers, they are inventors...we need that :)
I have no complaints on the education system of India
Actually it's about the parents in India than the education system itself.
in finland its the same as in norway. all studies are free, and the government actually pays u salary to study anything you want, phd is no exception.
It's the same in Sweden, and Estonia to.
Same in saudi arabia. Kuwait. UAE.
Public education system in America solid 4/10 overall, Private school education system often a 9/10 or 10/10
not really true, i went to a $25k/year private school and a public school, there isnt much difference. teachers know the material, its just students dont want to learn it. the reason american schooling is so bad is because the attitude of students/parents is so bad. the same reason that asian/indian students in the US do so well, because their culture is you have to get A's, B is a bad grade. most students dont give a shit what grades they get, and parents dont really either, they are too busy on facebook and cheating
In india its 2/10
I will agree that private schools are better overall than public schools. But I can’t agree with the ratings as this is not always true. Really depends on the area a whole lot. I’ve seen public schools in great areas (higher median income average) with better curriculum that private schools in shitty areas. I have attended 6 public schools and 1 private school myself so speaking from experience
Norwegian here.
We don't really have much homework. You have a medium amount of homework in elementary school, which you have to do less and less of the older you get. When these Norwegian's here complain about having a lot of homework it may just be "Read 3 pages and write a short summary for next week". I'm in upper secondary school and I have virtually no homework. Just a few assignments and a lot of tests. (Thanks Erna)
who knew vikings will evolve to such nations they are today, leading world in most of statistics and life happiness
This video has pushed me towards considering Norway for my graduate education. Helpful and inspiring voice behind this video!
Education in Norway isn't more superior than any other countries, you will miss out a lot due to poor or miss experience. remember that we travel to your country to get better each year. US have better schools in general, you get to learn some much more, while in Norway you will miss a lot as a student.
@@ordemeprogresso727 i love how you just assume they're from US
So glad my mom chose Norway to immigrate to🤩❤️
bah
The party to celebrate graduation happens after graduating high school, when students are 18-19 years old, not middle school.
Appreciation all the way from from Tembisa South Africa. 1632. Alux. Future Billionaires.
I think Its kinda dumb to say we have the best system it totaly depends on town, school, teacher and the pupil him/herself
Sammenliknet med resten av verden, er «pensum» veldig likt uavhengig av hvilken skole vi går på
Emma Aakre jeg så feks norske folk som kommenterte at de «ikke hadde noe lekser hele grunnskolen» eller «ingen framføringer for 9. Klasse» og det er helt annerledes enn hvordan jeg hadde det så det er ganske mye forskjeller (i grunnskolen hvertfall)
@@monkeyangelow2816 jeg tror helt ærlig at de bare lyver, eller at de har hatt spesialundervisning. Hvis sistnevnte så kan det forklare hvorfor de ikke har hatt lekser.
India 0.5/10
@@madhav4358 ikr
Hahaha🤣🤣 sahi bola
same yaar...
I would rate the educational system of Romania a 2/10
maybe 3/10
1/10
Did you mistake norway for finland?
The most important point is Do they teach financial literacy ? Along with academic studies?
To a small extent unfortunately
Dual citizenship is not possible in Norway.
This is wrong information.
www.udi.no/en/word-definitions/dual-citizenship/
It is possible but they make you choose 1 out 2 of your passports at the age of 18
The parliament voted yes to dual citizenship. I am 28 years of age and a dual citizen.
Dubbeltmedborgarskap är möjligt, vittus idiot
It is since January 2020
This video is not true whatsoever. It’s easy to get jobs here, yes. However we do only create the same generation of followers every single year.
Well said
I am from Norway. And i believe that Finland got better school system
Hans Christian Thuv it has
True i agree
its ranked as the best in the world lol Norway is 6th
Hans Christian Thuv .,I from Azerbaijain and now I want to study master in Norway .,I love your country👍
Only some places have stared with «no homework» in Norway. On most of the schools they have homework, but in the resent years it has been reduced alot
Norway has a lot to contribute with its path breaking education system.
11/10 Jeg er i fra Norge, or translated i am from Norway👌 by the way, i love'd the video. Thanks Alux❤
*Jeg er fra Norge
I'm from Rajasthan, known as Thar Desert, in India. We are here comfortable in living at more than 40 degree Celsius, but it's disastrous for person like me to move a country where normal temperature is below 0 degree.
Personally, I didn't like school, it was so boring, I couldn't wait to finish.
I was definitely somewhere in between being the class clown and an outcast back in high school.
People have definitely complained about Kenya's educational system known as 8-4-4, I did IGCSE (International General Certificate of Secondary Education)
Some rich people who went to schools and became succesful says college and high class schools aren’t worth it. You kinda need to save money too.
@@andersbullaakrann1938 true
USA and I'm going to say a 3 or 2 mainly because of standardized testing which stressed me out to the point where I don't want to go to college, also because of racial biased testing results
The U.S has 1 of the 2 best universities in the world. But that is not for the general population. Only for rich people. Oh and there are lots of Norwegians studying there. Overall Scandinavia has the best educational systems for the middle class. And that is not an opinion. Facts. Reality in the U.s when it comes to universities for the middle class? :) The standard of those universities cannot compare with the level of Norwegian universities for the middle class. And Norway also has the most democratic system in the world. The politicians in this country has to listen to its people. When it comes to the middle class Norway is on top with more than the standard of living :) The same goes with our Icelandic/Norwegian brothers.
I wish the educational system in America was like this. My school years would have been much happier
I live in Norway, and the schools aren't free here, we all pay 28,9% local taxes, sometimes the locals here have a difficult time paying electricity and running water. Dont come and live here.
Dont think that graduate university is free, once you have finished 3 years bachelor degree you still have student loan
WE DO HAVE HOMEWORK! WHERE DO U GET THE INFO THAT WE DIDNT. THATS FINLAND. THEY DONT HAVE HOMEWORK
I wish India to use the same educational system some day.
They must use this system now onwards or else we'll complete our studies and regret. 5-10 yrs later!
Yeah probably in 3050. No it's 3050. Based on going circumstances.
Everyone listen here the education system is awful I swear it's really bad don't listen to this. I'm currently going on a middle school. It's not even close to perfect
Hopeless
For country as big as India and vast population privatization of education is the only hope to reach people
Education system in India public school is minus -10/10
Haha... That's accurate
I'm from Norway, and was an exchange student in India for a year, and the school killed my vibe 😂
Sahi me re
@@marie5075 but you got a chance to experience both
@sami6291 you've got a point. India is dangerous for women.
France : 2/10
-The education is free (excepted for the books and supplies like pens, rulers, etc...).
-Kids need to sacrifice their sleep (not healthy) to go early at school (8 am) and they come back at home at the end of the afternoon (between 4 pm and 6 pm) : the school duration increases with age
-A lot of homeworks, almost no free time
-You cannot choose which subjects you want to study: you need to attend to every course, every lesson... even though some are useless in your case (like sport, music, or art).
-You don't have the right to discuss topics of the lesson with the teacher, to debate, to try to resolve a problem differently. You have to follow strict rules, and using your mind is forbidden...
-You don't have the right to communicate with the other kids, even if it concerns the lesson.
-You don't discover the world on your own. You don't have time for reflexion, trial and error. The teachers give you what you need to know, and you have to learn it by heart (and actually forget it after the test).
-Teachers are politically oriented in most cases, and tend to spread propaganda in their lessons.
-Nobody will help you find which job is the best for you: no orientation, no showcase of the different jobs that exist... they simply ask you to choose what you want to study by the end of middle school, and your studies will in some way, determine which job you'll do.
-The system is based on grades (from 0 to 20), and they ask you to have the best grades in each domain. They don't tell you what you're good at but insist on what you're bad at.
-In public schools, there is a lot of bullying, so parents need to pay private schools for their kids to study in good conditions.
-Some degrees/studies are useless and won't give you a job. But they still exist...
-Huge quantity of stressful tests and exams.
-Most of the kids sleep in class, or get easily distracted because they lack of sleep, and are not made to be sitting on a chair for 8 hours, just listening to what a teacher says. The result is: inefficience, and monolingual and uncultured young adults. Nobody learns languages at school in France (and language learning here, consists in remembering vocab lists and grammar rules by heart...). The only way french people can eventually learn another language is by learning by themselves, on their free time.
How,I come from indonesian,I thought all Europe education have better education than us (Asian), wait there are egalite,liberte,and fraternite on France right?
Hi Alux,
Great content as always, but curious to know how you guys shot the videos ? are these shots are originally made for particular video?
because the people were never repeated(I think so) and always relate to narration or these are stock footage you use for particular video?
the quality of the video is so good and in love with the way of story telling. Kudos to video production team.
You guys are putting so value in peoples life and this topic is so valuable for me.
Hope to hear from you soon Alux !!!!!
its stock vids and ai voice. kinda lame
Argentina🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷 is the same we have education primary, secundary, university, tecnics, etc and free health system like 🇳🇴🇩🇰etc
Our three week graduation does not happen at the end of middle school, it’s on the end of high school when the students are either 18 or 19 years old.
We definitely have homework in Norway. While I was in primary and middle school I'm pretty sure all schools private or public delegated homework to their students. It's only in the more recent years that homework has become a debated subject with some schools opting to reduce the amount or completely remove them due to an increasing percentage of students suffering from stress/anxiety/depression and other such things due to the workloads. Research has been and is being done into the issue and some scientists/researchers believe that eliminating homework will counteract the current negative trend in regards to the mental wellbeing of our studens. In short: whether or not a Norwegian student is assigned homework depends entirely on the school they go to.
This Video: I am still there.
Finland: Am I a joke??!!
I live in Norway and I have homework, but it is not much homework to do.
I am in high school and we don’t call it
11 to 13 grade,
we call it first(1) to third(3) grade in high school.
I just finished first year of high school and the class I went to, didn’t have the exam.
In South Korea,education system elementary,middle,high school,university.
Sky stands for Seoul national university (no.1 top rank in South Korea,Seoul is a capital city in Korea.),k(koryo university,Y(yeounsae university)grauate people means good job, make money a lot.
Parents pay their children’s tuition.
We do have homework in Norway. And many schools see to that you actually do them proper or else you get a mark on your grade card for skipping it, which is negative for future applications to other schools.This all have had a positive effect on my routine as Im currently doing my bachelors and even here we get some "homework". This is something you should know to do at this point instead of someone telling you to. This is all a part of growing up to stand on your own two feet without having support wheels til you're 30. Norway is mostly good at higher education, lower forms of education is kinda troll ngl.
As a Norwegian, I have to point out that students here have a lot of homework! Even the young students.
The rest of this video is pretty accurate tho
Thanks for the insight
Disagreed, on a national level we have less homework than most countries
@@eilertsundt7576 it might be that we have less relatively speaking, but it is definitely not the case that we do not have homework
@@ak.m104 Agreed
Yeah Norway! It's also the best in kidnapping or unlawful taking of kids from their parents... BARNEVERNET??? Norway can fool the world, but not me !!! 😂😂😂
Same kinda shit goes on in Sweden, it's aweful. Those are two completely screwed up socialist countries with some of the world's most brainwashed populations.
@@marydecouvertes3789 wut im from norway the hell you talking about.
Ive seen a few of their videos about norway, and the sheer amount of facts they fuck up is simply astounding!
The U.S. has so much to learn 🙄
Here is a solid 4 if anything.
Do we have to learn Norwegian language before taking University or Masters, there?
not necessarily, but it depends
You don't need to learn norwegian before/during your time at a University. I should know, because i am studying at BI (BI Norwegian Business School)
@@eskildlandro4190 If I study by Norwegian language in the public universities , do I need to pay the tuition fees ?
Yes. B2 level.
I WAIT FOR YOUR VIDEO DAILY , UR BIG FAN THE VISHAL MANGHWANI
12:10 the party time is before students write their final exams for graduating from high school at the age of 19 *
But personally I would rather have the celebration after the final exams :P It's a pity that you didn't refer to the fact that the subjects in which students write the final exams are randomly drawn and you will get know about it 48 hours before the exam. I'm curious if it still makes Norwegian educational system the best in the world :P
Just watched “why Finland has the best educational system in the world”
Well we get more homework than Norwegians for sure.
I love that we don’t have dress code or uniforms. We do have homework but I haven’t had any in high school the last two years, but will get more next year tho.
And in high school you can apply for free money that you will get every month, but it depends on how much your parents earn each year.
I,m from Sweden. IN norway students take thier lunch with themself.( MatPakke). In sweden everyone gets free lunch, no matters if you,re rich or not. Very proud to live in Sweden. But for work maybe I,m coming to norway.
In the us A LOT of teaching tie is lost waiting for technology to load, lock down drills, and cell phone violations.
Really jealous of there school system :D amazing Norwegians :)
Well we havn't. The finnish has the best one.
We do have homework. We have always had it.
I thought Finland had the best education system...
It has
@@niklasvilhelm7247 debatable.
Alux!You never answer me!
1.How fast should I read?
2.Is learning french going to help me?
Depends. Depends.
@@calin6327 I am going to get into business Military,AI and Space to be precise.So....?....
@@zuhairahmedsyed5853 Depends on what you are reading, depends on your comprehension, depends on if you live in france, just... there are some many variables. No, you dont need french in germany or the USA. In canada? Yes, you need french. It all depends
@@calin6327 I live in India...and I want to read as many as books as possible but the thing is I dont know advanced englsih like way advanced...So i am kinda working on it.
Learn Herbew.
ok, i am a norwegen and when they in this video said we have no homework i went mad. i am curenty in my last year of secundery school. and we have homeworke i promise you that. we have almoust always a text or something we need to hand in and since ewrything we do count toward our final grade, we work hard on evrything. we even get a week schedule each week and on the back our theachers write down our homework. so if you belive that we in norway do not have homeworke, wel we do.
I love the Norwegian school system, but school kids do still have home work. -They might not all get them done, but we do give them. -Speaking as a teacher at the equivalent to a high school. Also, private schools were never illegal in Norway, allthough they also have to follow the national curriculum, which would exclude certain religious schools. What might have changed in this millenium, is that it is easier to get funding.
Aight, so I'm hearing most people in Norway are getting homework, but someone indulge me, how many hours a day?
The school from Dallas, Texas has less food , bad food flavor. One teacher said it was my job to teach her when I'm sending my daughter to school, if I don't I don't I have to attend to court and a fee explanation about her absent. I dont think the teachers had masters degree. Because her grade was low. No playstation in school, no web searches in school to have helpful information. No ice skates or hockey, no pool tables, no pingpong tables, no free laptops.
India 1/10 rating
-8 see the number in tilted mobile.
I would rate my school in the Philippines 4/10. The education system here focuses on the compliance rather than learning. We go to school to submit assignments without retaining anything. It's just absolutely a disaster
According to the results of studies (PISA-2018, TIMSS-2019, PIRLS-2011, ICILS-2013), based on the average score of students, the best school education systems in the world are:
1. Singapore - 586 points
2. China - 579 points
3. Republic of Korea - 556 points
4. Japan - 554 points
5. Finland - 532 points
6. Russia - 529 points
7. Poland - 527 points
8. Ireland - 526 points
9. Estonia - 525 points
10. Canada - 523 points
- PISA - International Student Assessment Program
- PIRLS - International Study of the Quality of Reading and Comprehension of Text
- TIMSS - International Study of the Quality of Mathematics and Science Education
- ICILS - International Study of Computer and Information Literacy
TOP-10 in terms of the total number of gold medals at international olympiads in mathematics, physics and chemistry is as follows:
1. China - 384
2. Russia/USSR/CIS - 374 (237/133/4)
3. USA - 239
4. South Korea - 219
5. Taiwan - 164
6. Hungary - 162
7. Romania - 154
8. Germany - 123
9. Vietnam - 120
10. Iran - 117
International Student Olympiads are actually the only objective tool for comparing the competitiveness of university students at the global level. Unlike school education, there is no global student assessment systems like PISA, ILSA or PIRLS.
Top 10 countries by number of weighted wins at international student olympiads:
1. Russia - 61.35
2. China - 27.88
3. USA - 27.84
4. Poland - 22.82
5. Netherlands - 18.85
6. Great Britain - 17.00
7. Spain - 13.86
8. Canada - 10.51
9. Belgium - 9.98
10. Croatia - 8.90
The largest Olympiad is the ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC). It has the widest geographical coverage, in it students from more than 100 countries of the world take part. Over the past 10 years, universities from Russia have won this Olympiad and once won a university from China.
Norway hasn't been successful anywhere. If Norway has the best educational system in the world, then why doesn't it deliver?
People think exams in Western education don't help you learn anything. However, the people who say that are the ones that didn't study for their exams for a good mark; if you did, you would undoubtedly learn a lot actually.
Education is everything. The countries that don't provide it for free are going to drown oneday.
Public schools are overcrowded....3/10 even though I went. Private schools...smaller classes and child focused...9/10
India - 3.9... I guess 😅😅😅
For India 1/10 worst education system
Aryan sharma ,it is - 100
Norway is the closest country in standards with Switzerland
I must live in Norway but in a different dimension cuz we have home work here LOTS AND LOTS of it.
At least black student don’t get killed here
you didn't mention that highschool offers education various professions like plumbing, carpeting, nursing and so forth
And what is Norways defense budget???
I’m going to judge our country’s education system here based on my past experiences, its 0/10.
From primary to high school I always hear from the teachers that generally there are two types of students, “the fast learners and the slow learners” they say. As an innocent boy I thought back then that I might be slow and I can’t do much about it since it is already said by the teachers. In university I’ve been under some professors who obviously have no real idea of what they’re teaching, to the point that you’ll doubt how that person even became a university professor. At the start of the semester a prof will already assign us a project without even properly teaching us the subject. It’s a waste of time since I learn more from the internet than these people. The schools I went through are public by the way. The country’s in southeast asia, try to guess it.
@Kim Trono, I think you are from the Philippines. Just guessing, anyway
We are near to the "1997 education crisis of Norway" here in india. Hope our government do the same here.
What was the crisis.?
In the video it said that "due to growing influence of private institutions the quality of education curriculum started deteriorating and fees kept rising higher which led to lesser youths pursuing higher studies. Then the govt stepped in and introduced many reforms".
If you look closely then kinda same thing is happening here in India. Although in early phase though.
The only thing that is good is that when you finsish elementary school and you can choose freely what to do. In high school/upper secondary school or what we in norway call it «videregående skole» is the free part if you know what to do after elementary school. If you don’t know what to do you have to do general studies which means you have to do three more year of «elementary school» but a little harder plus some new subjects. What i hate about the system in norway is that norway doesn’t teach enough creativity, free thinking. They do have a focus on bullying and teasing but they never teach us how to handle it. We are learned how to deal with stress and anxiety through homework, tests and exams. That kind of stuff can destroy a childs childhood, their learning process, their social skills and all of that can also destroy their future if not the whole life. What i mean by the whole life is that all of this stuff can lead to a child or teen’s suicide. More focus on how to handle bullying and teasing, more focus on developing social skills and less focus on how to handle stress and anxiety. With that said; less school days, more focus on social skills, how to handle bullying and teasing and less tests and homework. Tests and homework leads to stress and anxiety.
Now time Finland has the best educational system in world. And this is true
We have a lot of homework in Norway! And non of our tests have multiple choices, so they are a LOT harder than the tests in the US
So of it have multiple choices
NORWAY HAS A LOT OF HOMEWORK
Okay, so Norwegian students do(!) have homework and are often stressed out, just like the rest of the world. Our schools and healthcare systems are both "free", yes, but we have to pay something called "skatt" - directly translated = tressure - that is a certaint % of what we earn, even when we buy food in the store we have to pay around 15% to the government. That`s why it works so well... :-D = Equality
A Norwegian student
Treassure? You mean bills?
I am from Norway and we do have homework but my school is kinda ‘alert’ so they try not to give is so much homework and we get to do a lot of it at school 💛
That may be the biggest difference between Norway and USA/other countries. Most of the time we do not get time in class to finish homework. Class time is to learn the new lesson and ask questions if your lost. If we do get homework time in class then it’s because we finished the lesson early and it’s only about 10-15 minutes maximum that we get to work on homework. So unless your super smart and fast at writing more than likely your going home with a ton of homework to finish.
I don't know where you get your data from, but Norway underperforms in all areas of Reading, Maths, and Science in the last 2 PISA study surveys. Clearly, it does not have the best education system in the world, not even close.
Finland is homework free, not norway.
South Africa's educational system: 3/10
I am from Norway and i dont have homework!
Hvor er du fra?
@@farendin8940 bergen
US education 7/10 as long as there is close parental involvement. And that means picking up courses which have been dropped in recent years. Choosing the correct charter school as well. :(