Awesome - and I agree other countries could learn a thing or two from Finland (and other apparent successes.) What's left out of the analysis is the cost, espe

Awesome - and I agree other countries could learn a thing or two from Finland (and other apparent successes.) What's left out of the analysis is the cost, especially the cost per student. That would include the fully subsidized master's degrees for teachers. In the US the spending per student can be pretty high in some areas, but performance seems low. Does anyone have a fairly detailed comparison of education practices, spending, and outcomes from various countries?