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The writer stated that the British government was trying to push through a ban on questioning someone's gender identity. As an example, the writer mentioned parents of children who suddenly said they were born in the wrong body and added that it would not be an easy process. #könsidentitet #UKpolitik #förbud #GB (translated)

Despite China topping the Pisa survey in mathematics and science, a teacher in Beijing questions whether the results truly reflect the real situation for all Chinese students, especially considering the differences between elite and rural schools as well as the demands and expectations of parents and students themselves. #Kina #Pisa #utbildning (translated)

Sudden questioned why the state should pay for free driver's licenses for youth with foreign backgrounds and used a derogatory term for them. He asked if the state had become racist and wrote that Swedish youth with low-income parents could also need financial assistance. Sudden claimed that a certain group always received support, while Swedish youth did not. #Sverige #Rättvisa #Ungdomar (translated)

Linnea Lindquist wrote again about the missing students and asked why they did not receive as much attention as the teenage expulsions. She called it baroque to fund time off for parents who, according to her, kept students away from school. https://t.co/NDm28rm6Df #Utbildning #Skola #Samhallet (translated)

Noah Rafat completely agreed with Richard Jomshof and described Hawar's statements as disgusting. Rafat wrote that his parents came from Kurdistan to Sweden and that the family there had a future. He interpreted Hawar's call for Kurds to be proud and fill Swedish cities as an expression of putting loyalty to Kurdistan above Sweden. Rafat also argued that it was an insult to Sweden and the Swedish people to claim a Kurdish identity while simultaneously describing Swedishness as a construction. Rafat wrote that he himself prioritized his Swedish identity and loyalty to Sweden and raised his children to assimilate into the Swedish nation. Those who placed their Kurdish identity first could do so in Kurdistan, according to him. He described himself as a proud Kurd, but even prouder Swede, emphasizing that it was an active choice. #Sverige #Kurdistan #Identitet (translated)

Sofia Ek Hallonqvist wrote that two five-year-olds and a two-year-old were burned to death in their home along with their parents three years ago. She claimed that the demonstrations held today aimed to push away the memory of them. She stated that she wrote about the matter in Nya Wermlands-Tidningen. #Minnesstund #Demonstration #Samhälle (translated)

The author wrote that the Idan family had published the recording of the conversation in which Michael, 9, and Amelia, 6, called the emergency services after their parents were murdered in their home in the kibbutz Kfar Aza during Hamas's massacre on October 7. According to the author, Hamas had kidnapped the children's younger sister. https://t.co/qHzuHzo61a #KfarAza #Hamas #Säkerhet #IL #PS (translated)

Jaydune wrote that students at a secondary school in Värmland had difficulty understanding one of their teachers and that the school management had eventually called the teacher to a meeting with an interpreter. According to the post, concerned parents reported that the problems started on the very first school day after the summer break in August. Jaydune asked who had hired the teacher. #skola #utbildning #lärande (translated)

"Researchers have been able to establish connections between specific neural circuits in the brain and a variety of complex behaviors, ranging from parental caregiving and aggression to anxiety and fear," says Abdel El Manira, a professor of neuroscience at the Karolinska Institute and a member of the Nobel Committee for Physiology or Medicine, at the announcement. #Nobelpris #optogenetik #neurovetenskap (translated)

Linnéa wrote that the parents, according to her, had chosen to split the family by staying in Sweden despite 45+ rejections due to lack of asylum grounds. She claimed that the responsibility did not lie with Sweden or the Swedes and wrote that the parents were certainly nice people, but that it was not a human right to live in the country. https://t.co/Y5QOduahKs #Asylpolitik #Sverige #Familjerätt (translated)

Linnéa wrote that when students threw chairs at each other, the problem probably did not lie in the teacher's ability to create relationships, but in the fact that the parents had not set boundaries. She argued that teachers could not be held responsible for everything. #Skola #Utbildning #Föräldrasansvar (translated)

The leisure leader wrote that they, as a leisure leader, had observed that young people were drinking less, a development that many viewed as entirely positive. However, they were unsure if the change was solely positive and emphasized that alcohol could also be a part of adult social contexts, with parties, community, flirting, and rituals. They described the teenage years as a transition between childhood and adulthood, where trying boundaries and freeing oneself from parental influence could be involved. If young people socialized more, danced, fell in love, or found other ways to explore independence instead of drinking alcohol, they saw it as positive. But if the reduction in alcohol consumption reflected a more sedentary, digital, monitored, and cautious youth period, they expressed concern. They wrote that it was not the drinking they missed, but the rebellion. #ungdomar #alkohol #fritidsledare (translated)

Micke Larsson wrote that nearly a thousand students had not returned after the summer break, that they were suspected to be abroad, and that the schools had not been able to contact their parents. He suggested that all benefits should be cut off to get the parents to reach out, or that they should continue with what he described as an overly lenient stance. https://t.co/XPuAgb7pj4 #skola #elever #utbldning (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that the Idan family, three years after October 7, published an emergency call to the police from Michael, 9, and Amalia, 6. According to Schatz, the children called after their parents were killed by Hamas in Kfar Aza, while their younger sister Avigail had been kidnapped and taken to Gaza. He wrote that this was what was celebrated on Swedish streets and squares. #Barn #Fred #Sverige (translated)

Artikeln belyser hur studenter, särskilt unga latinamerikanska kvinnor, arbetar som äggdonatorer och erbjuder sina tjänster inom den kontroversiella surrogatbranschen för att hjälpa barnlösa svenskar att bli föräldrar, trots etiska och juridiska frågor som omger denna industri. #Surrogatmödraskap #Äggdonation #Barnlöshet