Finland was the first country in in the world to serve
free school meals.
Annual studies by the Programme for International
Student Assessment (PISA) have declared Finnish students to be among the
highest-performing test takers in the world. According to The Atlantic, the
Finnish education system is a model of efficiency. All schools in Finland are
either public or publicly funded, and none of them, from preschool through a
Ph.D program, charge tuition. They also eschew standardized testing in favor of
creative problem-solving, and form-based report cards for individualized
grading. But can Finland’s school lunches, cooked daily from scratch
using local ingredients, help students score higher on tests as well?
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