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creative thinking skillsYle News
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First time PISA study has assessed young people's creative thinking skills.
Finland ranked among the top five OECD countries in creative thinking.
Only four countries performed better than Finland , Singapore , Korea , Canada and Australia .
Young people in New Zealand , Estonia , Denmark and Latvia were found be on par with Finnish students.
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