D-I-E FINNISH PEOPLE

Free Time

Describe: one time me and my friends went to Calle, the place were a little bit empty but over the time was more crowded, people were dancing and at one point I found one of my friends running away from one guy who was completely wasted, then it happened to me and some other friends, those Finnish guys were so drunk and they were just over us. Then another night at the club I meet a Finnish guy who wasn't that drunk so, I could speak with him about this peculiar behavior and why they don't speak in their five senses.

Interpret: he told me something that i didn't know, he said " at the beginning Finland was an extremely poor country  but we work hard to became in this developed country, nobody helped us",so they became distrustful and shy, that is why the are like that, but he also told me why they drink, he said is because the work and think too much, but they can not express their feelings so easy so, they use alcohol as a way of relaxing which give them the possibility to talk with other people and express themselves.


Explain:at the end I could understand a little bit the cause of their behavior, but I couldn't understand why if Finnish people is so smart as he told me, is still drinking, I mean just because your father did it like that it doesn't mean that you have to follow that way.

I think Finnish people is really nice but they need to have more
confidence in themselves.

SP parent of an underage children

11 Lesson Plan 5.12.2016

What are famous products in Finland? What would you bring home?

The second company could not receive us either in the morning, so I am sorry to inform you that we cannot go on a company visit in the course. I hope you have had the chance co visit a company in other courses!

Instead we'll have a last class taking about humor, free time and festivals, as well as talking about Business in Finland.

What is Finnish sense of humor? 

What do people do during their free time in Finland?

What local festivities are there in Finland?
6.12.2016 Finland 99 years
Christmas 24-26 December - Joulupukki
Easter
First of May
Midsummer

We'll also go through the last lecture prepared - Business in Finland

Fill out the obligatory learning goal questionnaire by 10.12.2016.
Learning goal questionnaire 3/3

You will also get an invitation to give feedback on the course from SoleOps. Please fill out the feedback, it covers the course in general as to theory, methods and workload so I would highly appreciate if you take the time to fill it out also. It is anonymous. 


Make sure that you have all assignments done and labeled with your full name. I should find all your assignments by clicking your name (label) in the upper right corner.

See you on Monday at 8:00 in 285!
Linda Krokfors

Social Policy, unemployed person

10 Lesson on 28.11.2016

Topics of Monday 28.11.2016

Finnish History wrap up, with quiz 

What benefits are part of Finnish Social Policy?
What does gender equality mean in Finnish Society?

We will look into these topics through your pitches on Monday 28.11.2106. Please introduce your slide and lead a discussion where we all try to understand what social benefits looks like, from a few angles.

Social benefits: What kind of benefits does the person have? What obligations?

1. Finnish University student?
2. Parent of an underaged child?
3. A long-term unemployed person?
4. A person working full-time?
5. A disabled person?

Source: KELA http://www.kela.fi/web/en

Gender equality: What similarities and differences are there between men and women in these areas:

1. As a finnish University student?
2. As a parent of an underaged child?
3. As a long-term unemployed person?
4. As a person working full-time?
5. As a disabled person?
6. Source: Ministry of Social Affairs and Health. http://stm.fi/en/frontpage

Business in Finland presentation

Company visit 5.12.2016 at 8:00-10.30

See you in class at 8:00.

Linda Krokfors

Group SP4

Gender Equality in Society as a parent of an underaged child

 

Slide made by Adrien Petit