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Every school class in Germany has now at least 1-2 kids with migration background. Syrian, Ukraine, etc. So overall every class is affected (because the teacher
by oaiey 3y ago
Every school class in Germany has now at least 1-2 kids with migration background. Syrian, Ukraine, etc. So overall every class is affected (because the teacher needs to allocate more focus on them). Is that bad? Maybe, but what do you expect if you have migration and no increase in teacher capacity. The way to solve it is get more teacher capacity.
- geraneum 3y agoWhile what you mention (capacity) is an absolutely important issue, I am skeptical of the effect that those 1-2 kids could have had on the students' performance on a national level so suddenly. Immigration is not a new phenomenon here. I guess there could be more to it. Like, for example, Covid lockdowns, which were not implemented the same way (severity) for schools among European nations. That could also have had a big effect on students' performance, and even more on the performance of those 1-2 immigrant kids. What I am saying is the excuse that the authorities are giving is not convincing me TBH and the wording they choose makes me feel even more skeptical. My 2 cents.