An abstract and a summary of the article "Countries with a high-level teacher training"

Countries with a high-level teacher training

An abstract

The article dwells upon countries with a high-level teacher training.

It points out the fact that South Korea, Singapore, Finland place a great value on teachers.

The article also reveals that Singapore is top of the Program for International Student Assessment (PISA) education ranking based on international tests taken by 15-year-olds in math, reading and science.

It also stresses Finland, which came in at 13th place in math, was fourth and fifth in reading and science worldwide, was the highest European country.

It says that what a teacher has in Finland and Singapore is an amazing career.

The conclusion is made that with all the top-achieving countries there is one common thing: it’s not about salary but status of the profession being intellectually attractive to become a teacher.

A summary

The headline of article is Countries with a high-level teacher training.

The article is written by Katie Pisa from the CNN.

The language of the article is English.

The text might be interesting for teachers.

The author gives us some information about teacher training in some countries.

It takes countries such as South Korea, Singapore, Finland.

These countries place a great value on teachers.

These countries are considered countries with a high-level teacher training.

The main idea is status of the teacher.

The author notes that getting into a teacher training program is already an honor.

If you look at South Korea, Singapore, Finland, teaching has been given status, teachers are treated well, paid well and so much professional development has gone behind them.
In conclusion, I want to say that being a teacher is prestigious.

You should be proud of that.

Teachers go through a lot of training to teach students in the future.