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✨ Astriferous / Inhabit every star, inhabit me ✨

A jayvik playlist I've been cooking for a bit.

Vibe is focused on their last scene together and the immediate aftermath, floating in space surrounded by stars and colors, surpassing physical definitions, and ultimately - waking up somewhere new.

#audio #surusuru.txt #jayvik #arcane #viktor arcane #jayce talis #jayvik playlist #spreading finnish jayvik agenda bc that song is so them i want to bash my head into a wall

Meljay as Dream and Nada

Doomed lovers, a mortal who fells in love with magic and an immortal being who loved someone with pure intentions to help others

#i see my brainrot everywhere and will make myself sad #arcane #the sandman #surusuru.txt

patronsaint-ofthedenial-deactiv

Yeah man. It's eating me alive but at least I'm alive

#turns out the mentally and physically self harming behavior was a burnout thats been brewing for months!#local enby is shocked and appalled that they are not immune to stress #more at six #the last 12 months are not something i’ll wish for anyone. thinking now back i have been so drained #tried to keep everything together while ive been going thru one draining experience after another #truly a white fire burning year. everything wiped clear. crashouts and self discovery.#realised i need to work on things but i also need to stand up for myself. let myself be human. demand desency if its not given freely.#give it to others.

table-de-fantaise

rattober 1.25: friend shaped rat, or little apricot dreams of boiled eggs

Beginning rattober w my daughter Apricot :D! Reference photo beneath the cut

fataltrip

Omg look! @rat-detector-24

rat-detector-24-official

Thank you for the tag and bringing Apricot to my attention. She's absolutely beautiful and so is the artwork. Rat detected.

830y

what if we kissed in the catacombs and couldn’t find our way back out and died

homunculus-argument

You’re Finnish, right? (I hope I didn’t get that wrong that would be really awkward) but if you are please tell me this is true.

Because if it’s true, I need to learn Finnish and move to Finland immediately.

Yeah, finnish primary schools have no uniforms, there's no entrance exams until secondary level (like vocational school and college-preparatory high school). Primary school is nine years, you start 1st grade at seven years old and graduate at 16. I literally have no idea what league tables or Ofted inspections are, I have never heard either of those terms before.

Teachers are 100% addressed by their first names, and this carries on to workplaces. I have never been to a school or workplace that didn't abide by the "either everybody does or nobody does" -principle, places where workers and students are addressed by first name, teachers and bosses are too. If a teacher tried to call kids by their frist names but insisted on being addressed as anything else, the kids would fucking riot, as is their right.

Whether or not your homework takes more than 30 minutes depens highly on how badly you procrastinate and whether or not you are stupid. I literally did not do my homework unprompted at home, ever, until I was 12, and I wrangled badly through the entire education system without getting tested or diagnosed for ADHD.

navakka

Hi, a couple of additions:

Finland doesn't really do league tables / school rankings. High schools (or "upper secondary schools") are ranked yearly and some news headlines are guaranteed to pop up regarding the results, but it's not common at all to care about that.

There is no Ofsted or a similar system in place. School inspections haven't been a thing for a long time. A Master's degree (either in education or in the taught subject with a side of pedagogical studies) is required in teaching at every level after early-childhood education, but occasionally a qualified teacher is not available and someone without the full qualification is hired.

It is entirely normal to start preschool at 6 years old, but the learning objectives are not as academic as in many other education systems.

The amount of homework is not regulated in any way. The 30 minutes is a myth. Yes, compared to many school systems there is less homework, but since the whole Finnish system relies on qualified teachers with very high autonomy following a comparatively open-ended national (+local) curriculum, it really depends on your teacher.

Finland's success in international rankings is still passable, but not that news-worthy anymore. Skill gaps between girls and boys have increased, as have those between kids who come from immigrant backgrounds and those who don't.

While idealizing the Finnish education system is popular, I would like to recommend this (free pdf, open access) book for a more balanced understanding of the system and its challenges: Finland’s Famous Education System: Unvarnished Insights into Finnish Schooling.