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The New Nordic School feat. Brad Kremer

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April 28, 2019
Exporting pedagogy from Finland.

In our discussion, Brad and I discuss:

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The New Nordic School is an innovative school being built in Finland. Our guest, Brad Kremer, serves as director and informs us about the fantastic opportunities Finnish education provides and what New Nordic School aims to build further upon.

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