peruspäivittäisistä

Peruspäivittäiset, often referred to as "basic daily" in English, are a set of core subjects that all students in Finland are required to complete during their compulsory education, which typically lasts from the age of 7 to 16. The curriculum is designed to provide a broad and balanced education, covering a range of subjects that are essential for students' intellectual, social, and emotional development.

The peruspäivittäiset curriculum includes the following subjects: language (Finnish or Swedish, and a second language), mathematics, science (physics, chemistry, and biology), history, geography, religion, music, visual arts, physical education, and a foreign language. Additionally, students participate in a project work course, which encourages interdisciplinary learning and the development of key competencies such as problem-solving, creativity, and teamwork.

The peruspäivittäiset are taught in comprehensive schools, which are the primary type of school in Finland. These schools provide a holistic education, focusing on the well-being and overall development of each student. The curriculum is known for its flexibility and adaptability, allowing teachers to tailor lessons to meet the individual needs and interests of their students.

Assessment in peruspäivittäiset is ongoing and formative, with a strong emphasis on student-centered learning and peer assessment. Teachers use a variety of methods to evaluate students' progress, including projects, presentations, and self-assessments. The ultimate goal of the peruspäivittäiset is to prepare students for further education and life, fostering a love for learning and a strong foundation in essential subjects.