Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct word or phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks.

A little while ago, the European Parliament recommended a list of 8 key competencies which they believe all (1) _____ institutions should provide their students with, to promote lifelong learning. These key competencies consist (2) _____ knowledge, skills, and attitudes which are central to the development of (3) _____ children, young people and eventually adults.
Finland isn't the first country to recognize the value of ‘lifelong learning’ but Finland is the first country to base their teaching curriculum (4) _____ the eight key competencies. Instead of focusing on classic academic subjects, (5) _____ . History or English, Finnish schools will now structure lessons around broader, crosscutting and interdisciplinary "topics".
Speaking on why Finland decided to (6) _____ this shift towards lifelong learning. Pasi Sahlberg. Visiting Professor at the Graduate School of Education Harvard University, said: “educators in Finland think, quite correctly, that schools should teach what young people need in their lives...(7) _____ . Finnish youth need more than before are more (8) _____ knowledge and skills about real world issues”.
As Professor Sahlberg explains the key competencies don't focus on knowledge acquisition and test score results, (9) _____ on developing skills for longer term learning, with an (10) _____ on social and emotional development.