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20. Dezember 2024 um 21:46

Season of Giving: Montanus School's Holiday Initiative

For 15 years, Montanus Secondary School has engaged in a heartwarming tradition, packing gift boxes for the Leverkusen Food Bank. This initiative began as a simple secret Santa activity, evolving into a significant community effort. Each box is filled with non-perishable food,..
20. Dezember 2024 um 13:29

Saxony's Strategy to Tackle Teacher Shortage

In response to a significant teacher shortage, Saxony is offering trainee teachers an additional 1200 euros monthly to encourage them to work in rural areas. This financial incentive aims to address the uneven distribution of educators across regions, particularly where shortages..
19. Dezember 2024 um 11:00

Berlin's Budget Cuts Spark Protests

Berlin is facing significant financial adjustments as the State Parliament approves a massive 3 billion euro cut in the 2025 budget. Mayor Kai Wegner defends these cuts, emphasizing the need for fiscal responsibility to secure the city's future. However, the decision has sparked widespread protests from grant recipients, trade unions, and the scientific community, all voicing concerns over the potential impacts on various sectors, including culture and education. The plan, supported by the bl..
19. Dezember 2024 um 05:40

Health Tips from an Aspiring Doctor

Aspiring doctor Julia Saliger emphasizes the importance of listening to both physical and mental health signals. She advocates for reducing salt intake to mitigate the risks of high blood pressure and strokes. Continuous learning is a priority for her, as it fosters health and..
19. Dezember 2024 um 05:40

Leadership Transition at Berlin's Central Library

The Central and State Library of Berlin, Germany's largest public library, continues its quest for a unified location to replace its two existing sites. Despite ongoing challenges in securing a new facility, the library's future leadership is set to change. Director General Vol..
18. Dezember 2024 um 17:55

Educational Challenges and Workforce Gaps in Germany

Germany faces a paradox in education and employment. While it leads the EU in adult education, young Germans often leave school without completing their education, trailing behind only Spain and Romania. Alarmingly, the proportion of 15-year-olds lacking basic skills has nearly doubled. Despite a historically low unemployment rate in 2023, real wages have not kept pace, prompting calls for appropriate minimum wages to support low-income earners. The German labor market, though resilient, suffers..
18. Dezember 2024 um 17:55

EU's Talent Retention Challenge

The European Union faces a significant challenge in addressing the 'brain drain' affecting numerous regions. The phenomenon is characterized by the emigration of skilled workers seeking better opportunities abroad. This exodus leads to demographic shifts and decreases in tertiary education enrollment, perpetuating a cycle that encourages further migration. Regions like Portugal's Alentejo are emblematic of this issue, with projections indicating a potential 30% population decline by 2080. To..
18. Dezember 2024 um 11:00

Syrian Workers Alleviate Germany's Labor Shortage

In Germany, around 80,000 Syrians are employed in occupations experiencing significant labor shortages. These include fields like automotive mechanics, dentistry, healthcare, electrical engineering, and education. A total of 213,500 Syrians have jobs covered by social security, with 86,000 in helper roles and 127,000 in skilled positions. In addition, about 5,300 Syrians work as doctors. Despite these contributions, 155,000 Syrians remain unemployed. Germany hosts 712,000 Syrian asylum seekers..
17. Dezember 2024 um 23:55

European Skill Proficiency: Leaders and Laggards

Finland, Sweden, Norway, and the Netherlands stand out in Europe for their high proficiency in literacy, math, and problem-solving skills. In contrast, Poland, Lithuania, Italy, and Portugal trail behind other European nations in these areas. Younger adults aged 25-34 demonstrate..
17. Dezember 2024 um 23:55

Hilden Council's Key Resolutions

In its final meeting of the year, the Hilden city council made pivotal decisions impacting local governance and community welfare. A significant point of contention arose with the proposed cancellation of funding for transitional support for children, which drew criticism from..
17. Dezember 2024 um 23:55

Precautionary School Closure Due to Mpox

In Rösrath, a school has closed its doors due to confirmed cases of Mpox, transitioning to distance learning for special needs students until the Christmas holidays. This marks a significant action as it's the first school closure in Germany linked to the Mpox virus, which has raised concerns about a potential pandemic. Currently, four Mpox cases have been reported in the Rhein-Berg area, leading health authorities to monitor 16 close contacts for symptoms. While there are no fatalities or man..
17. Dezember 2024 um 17:55

Mpox Outbreak Closes School in Rösrath

In Rösrath, a special-needs school has been closed as a precautionary measure following the Mpox infection of two children from a local family. The variant, Clade 1b, is known for its potential to cause more severe symptoms compared to Clade 2b. Mpox, primarily spread through skin-to-skin contact, presents with symptoms including skin rash, fever, and pain. Although the disease is considered mildly contagious, it poses a higher risk to infants, young children, and immunocompromised individuals..
17. Dezember 2024 um 05:40

Precautionary School Closure Due to Mpox Cases

A special needs school in Rösrath has closed its doors until the Christmas holidays due to confirmed Mpox cases within a local family. This decision, made in consultation with health authorities, aims to prevent further spread of the virus, particularly the Klade 1b variant. Di..
15. Dezember 2024 um 23:55

Habeck Advocates for Billionaire Tax to Fund Education

Federal Minister Robert Habeck has proposed a billionaire tax aimed at generating 5-6 billion euros for schools and educational investments. This initiative seeks to address pressing issues in the education sector, which falls under the jurisdiction of federal states and munici..
15. Dezember 2024 um 17:55

Investment in Education: A Necessity for the Future

The FDP and VBE emphasize the urgent need for increased education spending in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Their focus is on enhancing school infrastructure, advancing digitalization, and attracting and supporting teachers. To make the teaching profession more appealing, proposals include reducing teaching obligations and providing incentives for older educators to remain in the workforce. These initiatives come amid anticipated budget shortfalls and the constraints of the debt brake. A coll..
15. Dezember 2024 um 11:00

Habeck Proposes Tax on Billionaires for Education Funding

Green Chancellor candidate Robert Habeck advocates for a billionaire tax to raise funds for the renovation of schools and kindergartens in Germany. He estimates that taxing 249 billionaires could generate five to six billion euros over the next few years. Additionally, he proposes subsidies for trainees to cover driving license costs, an increase in advertising allowances, and state pre-financing for new energy infrastructure. Despite the urgency for educational reforms, Habeck's plans face ch..
15. Dezember 2024 um 05:40

Habeck Advocates for Billionaire Tax to Support Education and Infrastructure

Federal Minister of Economics Robert Habeck has proposed the implementation of a billionaire tax in Germany, aimed at generating revenue to enhance educational facilities and support aspiring drivers. He envisions the tax could raise approximately 5-6 billion euros, which would be allocated for school renovations, driving license subsidies for apprentices, and the pre-financing of state-owned power grids. Habeck's initiative addresses the pressing need for improved school infrastructure, ackn..
14. Dezember 2024 um 13:29

Nuremberg University Expands Focus on AI and Sciences

The Technical University of Nuremberg (UTN), established in 2021, is broadening its scope by integrating disciplines such as biology, physics, and chemistry alongside a robust emphasis on artificial intelligence (AI). Under the leadership of founding president Michael Huth, the..
14. Dezember 2024 um 13:29

Political Shifts in Osnabrück and Educational Reforms

The SPD has appointed Thomas Vaupel as their new direct candidate for Osnabrück following Manuel Gava's resignation. Vaupel's unanimous election reflects party solidarity as they prepare for upcoming elections. Meanwhile, tensions arise within the SPD as member Thomas Bovermann..
14. Dezember 2024 um 11:00

Bridging the Financial Knowledge Gap Among Young Adults

A recent survey highlights a significant gap in financial knowledge among young adults aged 18 to 30. Despite 91% recognizing the importance of financial literacy, only 6% feel adequately educated on the topic from their schooling. Over half of the respondents, 52%, express a lack of financial preparedness. To navigate this knowledge void, many turn to modern digital resources, including financial blogs and finfluencers. While they actively engage in investments like ETFs and cryptocurrencies,..
14. Dezember 2024 um 05:40

Concerns Over Teacher Shortage Strategies in Bavaria

The proposal to simplify teacher training programs in Bavaria has sparked skepticism among educational leaders. Heinz-Peter Meidinger, a prominent figure in the German Teachers' Association, argues that such measures may lead to a uniform teaching approach lacking specialization...
13. Dezember 2024 um 17:55

Digital Pact 2.0: A New Era for Schools

The federal government and German states have committed to the Digital Pact 2.0, pledging an annual investment of 2.5 billion euros until 2030. This initiative aims to enhance digital infrastructure in schools, building on the previous pact where 6.5 billion euros were invested,..
13. Dezember 2024 um 13:29

Revitalizing Education: The Digital Pact 2.0 Agreement

The federal and state governments have announced a landmark agreement on the Digital Pact 2.0, committing 2.5 billion euros each to advance digital education across the country. This pact emphasizes the crucial need for teacher qualification to adapt to the evolving educational landscape. The agreement, described by Federal Education Minister Cem Özdemir as a 'breakthrough on the last meters,' comes after extensive negotiations. The Digital Pact 2.0 is a successor to the initial pact, where the..
13. Dezember 2024 um 11:00

The Future of Digital Education in Germany

Germany's federal government and states have reached a landmark agreement to extend the Digital Pact for schools until 2030, allocating 5 billion euros to bolster digital infrastructure in education. The financing will be equally shared between the federal and state governments...
11. Dezember 2024 um 17:55

Schools Embrace New Beginnings Amidst Construction Challenges

Several educational institutions in Germany are navigating significant changes, driven by the need for improved infrastructure. Gesamtschule Wasseramselweg in Vogelsang recently inaugurated a modern, barrier-free building after years of temporary setups. This move, praised by l..
11. Dezember 2024 um 17:55

Budget Plans Amid Economic Challenges

Amid economic uncertainties, governments are grappling with budgetary decisions, focusing on education, infrastructure, and financial stability. In Lower Saxony, the state parliament is deliberating a 44.2 billion euro budget for 2025. This budget, spearheaded by the SPD and Greens, prioritizes education with 2,460 additional teaching positions and 80 new medical study places in Oldenburg. It also allocates funds for digitization and flood protection, despite acknowledging economic constraints...
11. Dezember 2024 um 05:40

Choosing the Right Charity for Children

In Germany, several reputable charities focus on aiding children. Organizations like 'Ein Herz für Kinder' prioritize educational projects and offer support for traumatized youth. Meanwhile, 'Unicef' targets international issues, addressing hunger, water scarcity, and diseases..
11. Dezember 2024 um 05:40

Reforms in Education and Care in Hesse

Hesse's Labor Minister Heike Hofmann addressed the state parliament, presenting vital reforms in education, care, and construction. Key proposals include facilitating lateral entry for academics into the teaching profession, enabling them to teach a single subject post-preparat..
10. Dezember 2024 um 17:55

Germany's Urgent Need for Skilled Workers in Energy Transition

Germany is facing a significant challenge in its energy transition efforts due to a shortage of skilled workers. A study by the German Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DIHK) highlights that by 2030, the country will require an additional 350,000 skilled professionals to meet its ambitious renewable energy targets. Currently, approximately 200,000 individuals work in the key sectors of solar, wind, and hydrogen energy. The DIHK warns that without addressing this skilled labor shortage, the e..
10. Dezember 2024 um 11:00

Roster Changes Amid Transfer Portal Surge

Washington State University is undergoing a significant transformation as 15 players have entered the transfer portal, signaling a major roster overhaul. Among those departing are key contributors such as cornerback Ethan O'Connor and leading rusher Wayshawn Parker. The Cougars..
9. Dezember 2024 um 23:55

Hessen's First Child Protection Commissioner Appointed

Hessen has taken a significant step by appointing Alexander Bauer, a CDU state parliamentarian and former educator, as its first child protection commissioner. This role comes with a monthly salary of 2,000 euros and support from the Ministry of Family Affairs. Bauer's background..
9. Dezember 2024 um 05:40

Understanding 'CMB' and Testing Knowledge

The Sternsinger tradition involves painting 'CMB' over doors, a practice rich in cultural significance. Engaging with this custom invites individuals to test their general knowledge across various subjects like geography, history, and sports. A daily quiz featuring seven questions provides a fun and educational way to challenge oneself. For those seeking more, an extensive quiz archive offers a diverse range of topics, from music icons like ABBA and Zappa to geographical locations such as Aachen..
8. Dezember 2024 um 23:55

Empowering Youth in the Age of Social Media

As social media platforms like TikTok continue to captivate young audiences, there is a pressing need for effective media education in schools. Social worker Tobias Neumann emphasizes the importance of empowering students to critically engage with the content they encounter onl..
8. Dezember 2024 um 17:55

Free School Lunch Initiative Proposed by SPD

Matthias Miersch, the General Secretary of the SPD, has put forth a bold proposal to provide free lunch to students from first grade through high school, as well as to kindergarten children. This initiative stems from the recommendations of the Bundestag's Citizens' Council on..
8. Dezember 2024 um 11:00

Greens Choose Brantner as Federal Front-Runner

Franziska Brantner, the newly elected co-federal chairperson of the Greens, has been chosen as the top candidate for the Baden-Württemberg Greens in the upcoming federal election. Securing an impressive 92.35% of the votes, she aims to lead the party alongside co-chair Felix Banaszak and fellow candidate Ricarda Lang. Brantner, who previously led the Greens in the 2021 election, is focused on energizing the party's campaign strategy. The recent party congress reaffirmed the leadership roles and..
8. Dezember 2024 um 05:40

Proposal for Free School Lunches

Matthias Miersch, the SPD General Secretary, advocates for free lunch for students from first grade to high school graduation, including kindergarten children. This initiative is grounded in recommendations from the Bundestag's Citizens' Council on Nutrition, aiming to mitigate..
8. Dezember 2024 um 05:40

Universities Seek Financial Relief in Thuringia

Thuringia's universities, spearheaded by Technical University of Ilmenau's President Kai-Uwe Sattler, are advocating for enhanced financial support through the recent coalition agreement. Their focus is on addressing pension liabilities, rising costs, and a significant backlog..
7. Dezember 2024 um 23:55

Berlin Senate Adjusts Science Funding Cuts

The Berlin Senate has revised its plans for funding cuts in the science sector, affecting several educational institutions. Notably, the Berlin University will face a reduction of 17 million euros, which is a slight easing from previous proposals. The Student Union's cuts have also been moderated to 6.55 million euros. Importantly, the subsidy for the Center for Information Technology remains intact. Overall, savings have shifted from an original target of 100 million euros to a revised goal of..
7. Dezember 2024 um 13:29

Revisions in Teacher Work Time Accounts in Bavaria

The Bavarian Ministry of Culture is set to reevaluate the working time accounts for primary school teachers following a court ruling deeming the existing model ineffective. Introduced in 2020, this system aimed to facilitate the allocation of experienced teachers to special needs..
7. Dezember 2024 um 11:00

Revamping Teacher Working Time Accounts

The Ministry of Education is seeking to amend the working time account for primary school teachers following a court ruling that deemed the existing model ineffective. This controversial system, introduced in 2020, included a five-year accumulation phase and additional weekly h..
7. Dezember 2024 um 05:40

Challenge Your General Knowledge

Engage your intellect with a captivating quiz that spans diverse topics. From the iconic music of ABBA to the eclectic sounds of Zappa, and geographical locations from Aachen to Zurich, this quiz offers an enriching experience. The intriguing terms trunk, starfish, and soldier serve as thematic anchors, inviting participants to explore their knowledge across various fields. Whether facing a dreary weekend or a monotonous day, this quiz promises not only entertainment but also the chance to exp..
5. Dezember 2024 um 13:29

Social Budget Revisions in Berlin and NRW

Recent budget revisions in Berlin and North Rhine-Westphalia reflect responses to widespread protests against austerity measures. In Berlin, the coalition has reversed cuts to collective bargaining provisions, allocating an additional 47.9 million euros primarily for education..
5. Dezember 2024 um 05:40

Surge in Scarlet Fever Cases Among Children

In 2023, Bavaria has witnessed a dramatic increase in scarlet fever cases among children, with reports indicating four times the number seen in 2022. Approximately 66,300 children aged 1 to 14 are affected, marking the highest incidence in five years. The disease, primarily cau..
4. Dezember 2024 um 23:55

Financial Decisions Impacting Social and Educational Sectors

Amidst financial pressures, cities are grappling with budget allocations that affect social services and education. Leverkusen's Finance Committee recommends maintaining funding for children's services and expanding youth programs, while cutting energy efficiency initiatives. Meanwhile, Mönchengladbach faces a proposed 10% reduction in social funding, drawing criticism from opposition parties. In Berlin, the youth club Soko116 could face closure due to budget cuts, threatening vital support for..
4. Dezember 2024 um 17:55

Staff Shortages Plague German Daycare Centers

Daycare centers across Germany are grappling with a significant shortage of skilled workers. A study by the Bertelsmann Foundation highlights a worrying trend: the percentage of qualified staff in daycare centers is declining. The situation is particularly acute in Berlin, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, and North Rhine-Westphalia, where the proportion of skilled staff has dropped significantly. The shortage has led to an increased reliance on individuals without formal pedagogical training. T..
4. Dezember 2024 um 11:00

Challenges in German Primary School Education

German primary school students are performing at a middling level in mathematics compared to their international peers. Countries such as Singapore, Taiwan, South Korea, Lithuania, and England are achieving higher scores. Despite stable results, the performance in science subjects has been on a decline since 2007. Only 8.3% of German students reach the highest competence level in science, whereas the international average stands at 10.4%. This indicates a growing concern for the education system..
3. Dezember 2024 um 23:55

Investment in All-Day Schools: A Vision for Berlin's Future

Berlin is set to receive a substantial investment of 219.6 million euros dedicated to the expansion of all-day schools. Education Senator Katharina Günther-Wünsch announced this funding to improve infrastructure and create more spaces for comprehensive education. The initiative, largely supported by federal funding, aims to address the pressing issue of classroom shortages, which have resulted in the repurposing of after-school care rooms. By 2027, the city plans to ensure that all schools can..
3. Dezember 2024 um 05:40

Empowering Data Literacy with Dat-O-Mat

The Dat-O-Mat chatbot serves as a pivotal tool for accessing vital information on data and data protection. Developed by the initiative 'Germany Secure in the Net', it offers personalized educational recommendations across six thematic areas through an engaging question-and-ans..
3. Dezember 2024 um 05:40

Smartphones: A Barrier to Learning for Generation Z

A recent study highlights the detrimental impact of smartphones on young learners, particularly those in Generation Z. With three-quarters of children aged 10 to 12 owning smartphones, the prevalence of digital distractions has led to fragmented attention spans. Many struggle to..
2. Dezember 2024 um 05:40

The Surge of AI in Education

The education sector is witnessing a remarkable transformation through artificial intelligence, projected to reach a market value of $21.13 billion by 2028, fueled by a compound annual growth rate of 39.6%. Innovations like AI-Generated Lesson Plans and Chat Tutoring are reshaping learning experiences, particularly in North America, the market leader. While major corporations dominate this landscape, concerns arise regarding data compensation for creators, prompting regulatory efforts for tran..
2. Dezember 2024 um 05:40

Quiz Your Knowledge on Fables

Engage your intellect with captivating quizzes that challenge your understanding of animals in fables, particularly the badger. This daily quiz invites you to demonstrate your general knowledge across diverse topics, from geography to history. Each question not only tests your..
1. Dezember 2024 um 23:55

The Impact of a Five-Euro Fine on School Punctuality

The Dürer-Gymnasium in Nuremberg implemented a five-euro fine for students arriving late without a valid excuse. This initiative, started in May, has successfully reduced tardiness, despite being enforced in selective cases. Headmaster Reiner Geißdörfer emphasizes the fine is not..
1. Dezember 2024 um 17:55

University Cancels Controversial Lecture Amid Protests

The University of Leipzig has canceled a lecture by Israeli historian Benny Morris due to protests and concerns over his offensive statements. Part of a lecture series on anti-Semitism, Morris's remarks were deemed racist, prompting security issues and backlash from student groups. The university clarified that the invitation aimed for critical examination rather than endorsement of his views. This incident reflects broader tensions around academic freedom and free speech, as similar controver..
1. Dezember 2024 um 13:29

University of Potsdam Restores Internet Services

The University of Potsdam has successfully restored its internet connectivity after a significant outage. Basic services are now operational, providing students and staff with essential access. The Hasso Plattner Institute's systems are functioning normally, indicating stability..
1. Dezember 2024 um 05:40

Mobile Device Ban in Hanau Daycare Centers

In Hanau, a new initiative has been launched to ban location tracking devices, including mobile phones, in municipal daycare centers. Mayor Maximilian Bieri advocates this measure to uphold children's rights to self-determination. Supported by the German Daycare Association, the..
1. Dezember 2024 um 05:40

Rising Trend of Non-Civil Servant Teachers in Hesse

The percentage of teachers without civil servant status in Hesse has surged to over 19%. This increase coincides with a rise in the overall number of teachers in public schools, now approaching 65,000. Contributing factors include growing student enrollment driven by refugee movements and staff shortages due to illnesses and parental leave. While trainee teachers and social pedagogues are not accounted for in this statistic, career changers are being offered permanent contracts with a pathway..
30. November 2024 um 17:55

Ensuring Child Safety in Emergencies

In times of crisis, children's instinct to panic can lead them to wander, complicating rescue efforts. It is crucial for parents to instill the importance of remaining in one place until help arrives. Establishing a clear emergency plan with designated meeting points can provide children with a sense of security. Regularly practicing this plan empowers children, boosting their confidence and preparedness. Additionally, they should be taught to recognize strangers and assertively seek help if a..
29. November 2024 um 23:55

Addressing Rural Mobility Challenges for Apprentices

Jörg Dittrich, President of the Central Association of German Crafts, highlights the unique challenges faced by rural apprentices. He argues that subsidies for driving licenses would be more beneficial than the national 'Deutschlandticket' public transport pass, as public transport is often inadequate in rural areas. Critics, however, point out that this solution is insufficient. Without a car, a driving license holds limited value, and the average apprentice salary of 1066 euros gross per month..
29. November 2024 um 09:00

University of Potsdam Faces Connectivity Crisis

The University of Potsdam is currently grappling with significant technical issues affecting its central internet connection. As a result, email, phone, and internet services are down, disrupting communication for university members. The IT team is diligently collaborating with..
29. November 2024 um 05:40

Hands-On Learning in Agriculture

Students at Regenbogenschule Höckelheim engage in hands-on agricultural activities, such as harvesting potatoes and caring for chickens, enhancing their educational experience. This sustainable initiative, underpinned by €90,000 in funding, fosters a deep connection between chi..
28. November 2024 um 23:55

Celebrating Excellence in Early Childhood Education

The prestigious German Kindergarten Award 2024 has been bestowed upon Kita Regenbogenland in Saxony and the Alliance Dortmund North City in North Rhine-Westphalia. Each recipient receives a prize of 25,000 euros, acknowledging their exceptional contributions to early childhood education. Federal Minister for Family Affairs Lisa Paus commended the winners for their dedication and innovative approaches during the award ceremony. The prize, initiated by the Federal Ministry for Family Affairs and..
28. November 2024 um 23:55

Celebrating Excellence in Education and Innovation

The Hessian University Prize for Excellence in Teaching honored four outstanding projects, emphasizing the integration of theory and practice while focusing on student needs. The first prize was awarded to Professor Michèle Knodt and her team from the Technical University of Da..
28. November 2024 um 13:29

Surge in Scarlet Fever Cases Among Children Post-Pandemic

Scarlet fever, a contagious bacterial infection primarily affecting children, has seen a significant surge in 2023. The reported cases are four times higher than in 2022, particularly impacting children aged 10 to 14. This alarming increase is attributed to catch-up effects fol..
27. November 2024 um 23:55

Berlin's Cultural Budget Cuts Threaten Vibrancy

Berlin's recent decision to cut over €130 million from its culture budget has raised alarm bells for the city's cultural landscape. This reduction, nearly 13%, undermines the government's commitment to enhance the budget to €1 billion by 2025. The impact extends beyond the arts, affecting diverse initiatives including queer projects, student services, and teacher training programs. Many youth centers and cultural initiatives now face existential threats due to funding cuts. Students will exper..
25. November 2024 um 13:29

Education Senator Pledges Support Amid School Turmoil

The Friedrich-Bergius-School in Berlin, with 80% of its students from migration backgrounds, has raised alarms through a letter of protest. Teachers report spending more time on bureaucratic tasks than actual teaching, and frequent police interventions are required due to student..
21. November 2024 um 17:55

Berlin School Faces Crisis Amid Student Aggression

The Friedrich-Bergius-Schule in Berlin's Friedenau district is currently grappling with severe challenges as teachers express fears over aggressive student behavior. A call for help revealed that violence, bullying, and threats have rendered teaching nearly impossible. Teachers..
20. November 2024 um 17:55

Crisis in Berlin School: Plea for Support

The Friedrich Bergius School in Berlin's Schöneberg district is facing alarming levels of violence and disruption. Teachers have issued an urgent appeal, highlighting the challenges posed by aggressive and educationally disengaged students. The school's environment is marred by insults, threats, bullying, and even dangerous incidents involving firecrackers and water bottles. Students express fear of being photographed in bathrooms without consent. These issues have led to a demand for more sup..
18. November 2024 um 17:55

Revamped Schoolyard Enhances Campus Hannah Höch

The newly redesigned schoolyard at Campus Hannah Höch in Berlin's Märkische Viertel has officially opened. The inauguration was attended by District Mayor Emine Demirbüken-Wegner, City Development Councilor Korinna Stephan, and Environmental Councilor Julia Schrod-Thiel. The re..
13. November 2024 um 13:29

Decline in School Enrollments Across Germany in 2024

In 2024, Germany has seen the first decline in school enrollments after several years, marking a 0.5% decrease. This decline is primarily attributed to the reduced influx of Ukrainian children, which has been a significant factor in previous enrollment statistics. The number of..
2. November 2024 um 23:55

The Burden of Education on Childhood

Cornelia Funke voices a poignant critique of the current educational system, arguing that it strips children of their childhood. She highlights the immense stress and overwhelming demands placed on young learners, which detract from essential family time and friendships. Funke likens schools to mere childcare facilities, often equating education with unpaid labor. Instead of fostering creativity and practical skills, she advocates for an approach that encourages children to contribute meaningf..
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