eisuoritusperusteiset
Eisuoritusperusteiset is a Finnish term that literally translates to “performance‑based.” It refers to an educational approach where learning success is assessed and facilitated through observable evidence of competence rather than primarily through written exams. The concept emerged in the 1990s as part of Finland’s national reform of basic education, which aimed to give students more autonomy, reduce high‑stakes testing, and foster deeper understanding of subjects.
Under an eisuoritusperusteinen curriculum, teachers design tasks that require students to apply knowledge in realistic contexts—project
The Finnish Education Authority recommends eisuoritusperusteinen methods especially in language, mathematics, and science subjects. Pilot programs
Overall, eisuoritusperusteiset reflects Finland’s broader commitment to equitable, student‑centered education, emphasizing mastery and practical competence as