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Although access to education has increased remarkably, the quality of education can be very low. The reality is that by 2030 there will be 800 million young people who do not have basic skills in reading and math. The answers will be sought from the concept of the educational ecosystem and how different subsystems, such as curriculum system, evaluation systems, teacher education policy, and the labour market, should be interconnected, and the systemic changes supported by all these subsystems. The basic conditions are that different actors and stakeholders work in collaboration, there are active interactions within and between different subsystems for supporting both equity and quality in education. Educational reforms are complex processes and need diverse partners and governance in which trust is present. The article also provides a briefcase description in Finnish contexts of how educational reforms have been implemented in the frame of the ecosystem concept. In the end, the article summarises how educational ecosystems could help in overcoming global learning crises.  \nKeywords: education ecosystem, education reforms, interconnectedness, communication, diversity  \n1 University of Helsinki, Finland; [hannele.niemi@helsinki.fi](hannele.niemi@helsinki.fi).  \nŠolske reforme za pravičnost in kakovost: analiza zgledišča izobraževalnega ekosistema s sklicevanjem na finske izobraževalne preobrazbe  \nHannele Niemi  \n• Članek se začne z resnim vprašanjem, zakaj šolske reforme ne vodijo kboljšemu znanju. Čeprav se je dostop do izobrazbe znatno povečal, je kakovost izobraževanja ponekod zelo nizka. Resničnost je takšna, da bodo leta 2030 800 milijonov mladih, ki ne bodo opremljeni s temeljnimi veščinami branja in matematike. Odgovore smo iskali v zasnovi izobraževalnega ekosistema in tem, kako naj bi bili različni podsistemi (kot sona primer: kurikularni sistem, evalvacijski sistemi, politika izobraževanja učiteljev in trg dela) medsebojno povezani, sistematične spremembe pa podprte s pomočjo vseh teh podsistemov. Osnovni pogoji uspešnega delovanja so sodelovanje različnih udeležencev in interesentov, da se znotraj podsistemov in med podsistemi izoblikuje aktivno vzajemno delovanje, ki bi podprlo pravičnost in kakovost v izobraževanju. Šolske reforme so zapleteni procesi, ki zahtevajo raznolikost partnerjev in upravljanje, pri čemer je prisotno zaupanje. Članek prav tako ponudi bežen opis primera, kako so bile izvedene šolske reforme skladno s konceptomekosistema v finskih kontekstih. Na koncu članek povzema ideje o tem, kako bi izobraževalni ekosistemi lahko pomagali pri premagovanju svetovnih učnih kriz.  \nKljučne besede: izobraževalni ekosistem, šolske reforme, medsebojnapovezanost, komunikacija, raznolikost  \nIntroduction – Why do educational reforms fail?  \nEducation is a term, even a slogan, that encompasses almost all issues when societal reforms are envisioned. In many political documents and international recommendations, education is seen as a primary solution to many challenges.  \nThe European Commission (2017, p. 1) noted:  \nGood education underpins inclusive and resilient societies. It is the starting point for a successful professional career and the best protection against unemployment and poverty. It fosters personal development and lays the basis for active citizenship. Good education fuels R&D, innovation, and competitiveness. However, for societies to reap these benefits, high-quality education needs to be a reality for all.  \nThe World Bank (2018, p. 38) described education this way:  \nEducation is a basic human right, and it is central to unlocking human capabilities. It also has tremendous instrumental value. Educati","cbCaimifJmLU9AB9","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimifJmLU9AB9","pdf",176642,23,"English","# Introduction – Why do educational reforms fail?\n## Educational ecosystem perspective and interconnected subsystems\n## Evidence of global learning crises and inequality\n## Finnish educational transformations and ecosystem-based implementation\n## Implications for overcoming global learning crises","[{\"question\":\"Why do educational reforms often fail to improve learning outcomes?\",\"answer\":\"The article asks why reforms do not automatically translate into better learning. 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