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What follows from the movie is that there are multi-professional teams at work. That is, they don't have one teacher who decides about things and especially th
by rawland 6y ago
What follows from the movie is that there are multi-professional teams at work.
That is, they don't have one teacher who decides about things and especially the fate of the individual pupil but teams containing, e.g., psychologists who decide about things in the regular day to day business.
Of course bullying is an issue there, too. It is pronounced wherever you have esp. social inequality, and minimizing only works approximately. However, they are thinking about this in a progressive and especially compile-ahead-of-time way. The first research on bullying emerged in the 1970ies from these countries actually. See: https://go.gale.com/ps/anonymous?id=GALE|A75022135 https://go.gale.com/ps/anonymous?id=GALE|A75022135
- rgblambda 6y agoOkay I quite like this approach (assuming I understood it correctly). Instead of a teacher whose job is primarily to educate, having to juggle the job of the emotional development of students that they will always see as a secondary task, there's a professional who is trained for that role who works directly for the school.