Finland ranked seventh in the world in OECD’s student assessment chart in 2018, well above the UK and the United States, where there is a mix of private and state education

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    Why would you think that given the fact that this is more or less what the countries with the best education standards in the world do?

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        Why don’t they work - bear in mind that we’re addressing funding issues, and getting the decision makers more staked into the outcomes.

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          Dunno, I live in Brazil, I’m used to things not working. Getting from here to what they have in Finland is unlikely

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            For better or worse, I get the impression that an increase in social spending isn’t something you’ll need to worry about under the Bolsonaro government.

            The problem with this solution in Brazil isn’t the solution itself - it’s the fact that you have an austerity-focused right-wing government that wants such investment to fail so that they can kill it.

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              Oh, Bolsonaro is gone, now we have Lula, moving from the extreme right to the extreme left. He wouldn’t kill public education, just intensify the communist propaganda that already happens there