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Estonia's school is the best in Europe according to a new Pisa survey

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Estonia achieved the best results in Europe in the last Pisa survey, while global results and Sweden's were poor.
The article describes how Estonian classrooms are characterized by order and respect for teachers, based on a report from Tallinn by DN's Peter Letmark and Anette Nantell.

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The latest Pisa survey showed poor results globally and in Sweden, but Estonia stood out with the best results in Europe.

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The latest Pisa survey showed lousy results - globally and in Sweden. But one European country stood out: Estonia. Why do Estonians succeed where others fail?

DN's Peter Letmark and Anette Nantell traveled to Tallinn to find out the answer and found classrooms characterized by order and respect for the teachers.

Read more here.

Voters' verdict: The worst and most irrelevant election campaign in 20 years

This year's election campaign was the worst and most irrelevant in 20 years. This is the verdict of the voters in a new survey from DN/Ipsos.

- The voters think that the parties devote themselves more to getting on each other than telling them what they themselves want, says Nicklas Källebring at Ipsos.

Read more here.

Running party in the underground multi-billion dollar project

Over 34,000 exercisers alternately ran, jogged and jogged on newly laid asphalt and through several kilometers of Förbifart Stockholm's tunnels on Saturday.

- This will be the talk of the year in the world of exercise running, said Anki Hernborg, 64, after the race

Read more here.

He claims to have found Sweden's most expensive stolen painting

Who has "Hins Anders"? It has been almost 30 years since Anders Zorn's painting was stolen from the Thielska gallery in Stockholm. Since then it has disappeared without a trace. And the police cannot find the actual criminal investigation in their archive.

In a new book, author Karl Enn claims to have the solution to the riddle.

Read more here.

Stockholm's top-level housing - record prices on Södermalm

An apartment on Södermalm recently broke a new price record per square meter - and housing prices in central Stockholm are at the peak of SEK 120,000.

- But it is likely that we will not even include the most extreme items in the statistics, says Per-Arne Sandegren at Swedish Broker Statistics.

Read more here.

Five news from October 3:

This is how Estonia's school became the best in Europe

Voters' verdict: The worst and most irrelevant election campaign in 20 years

Running party in the underground multi-billion dollar project

He claims to have found Sweden's most expensive stolen painting

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Estonia's school is the best in Europe according to a new Pisa survey

Quick Look

Estonia achieved the best results in Europe in the last Pisa survey, while global results and Sweden's were poor.
The article describes how Estonian classrooms are characterized by order and respect for teachers, based on a report from Tallinn by DN's Peter Letmark and Anette Nantell.

AI-generated summary

Why It Matters

The latest Pisa survey showed poor results globally and in Sweden, but Estonia stood out with the best results in Europe.

Font size

The latest Pisa survey showed lousy results - globally and in Sweden. But one European country stood out: Estonia. Why do Estonians succeed where others fail?

DN's Peter Letmark and Anette Nantell traveled to Tallinn to find out the answer and found classrooms characterized by order and respect for the teachers.

Read more here.

Voters' verdict: The worst and most irrelevant election campaign in 20 years

This year's election campaign was the worst and most irrelevant in 20 years. This is the verdict of the voters in a new survey from DN/Ipsos.

- The voters think that the parties devote themselves more to getting on each other than telling them what they themselves want, says Nicklas Källebring at Ipsos.

Read more here.

Running party in the underground multi-billion dollar project

Over 34,000 exercisers alternately ran, jogged and jogged on newly laid asphalt and through several kilometers of Förbifart Stockholm's tunnels on Saturday.

- This will be the talk of the year in the world of exercise running, said Anki Hernborg, 64, after the race

Read more here.

He claims to have found Sweden's most expensive stolen painting

In a new book, author Karl Enn claims to have the solution to the riddle.

Read more here.

Stockholm's top-level housing - record prices on Södermalm

An apartment on Södermalm recently broke a new price record per square meter - and housing prices in central Stockholm are at the peak of SEK 120,000.

- But it is likely that we will not even include the most extreme items in the statistics, says Per-Arne Sandegren at Swedish Broker Statistics.

Read more here.

Five news from October 3:

This is how Estonia's school became the best in Europe

Voters' verdict: The worst and most irrelevant election campaign in 20 years

Running party in the underground multi-billion dollar project

He claims to have found Sweden's most expensive stolen painting