Several high school students at Sigtunaskolan are suspected of serious crimes against other students, while the school is being reviewed by the School Inspectorate for an alleged culture where older students punish younger ones. #Sigtunaskolan #Skolinspektionen #Brott (translated)
The Eastern school in Vaggeryd has reported over 60 incidents of threats and violence since the summer, which parents describe as a disaster and a sign of a long-standing and unsafe situation at the school. #ÖstraSkolan #Vaggeryd #Skolproblem (translated)
The letter writer Moa Ledin argues that attendance in school as a basis for grades would be unfair to students with disabilities and create more problems than advantages, especially for those with neuropsychiatric disabilities and chronic illnesses. #Skolnärvaro #Funktionshinder #Rättvisa (translated)
HWL wrote that they had seen a segment about the UN officially declaring the goals of the Paris Agreement to limit warming to 1.5 degrees dead. According to HWL, children and young people had been taught in school for a decade that the world would end if the goal was not met, which had created climate anxiety, while the UN was now said to have stated that the goal was impossible to achieve. HWL also claimed that people had to pay high electricity bills, more expensive gasoline, and new climate taxes, while the economy had been constrained. They wrote that the West had dismantled industry and welfare while Asia expanded coal power, and described the climate initiatives as an expensive political misstep. HWL asked how to explain this to the children and called for suggestions. #Klimatkrisen #Parisavtalet #Framtidsångest (translated)
On November 2, the national initiative Breaks begins, aimed at increasing physical activity in schools through short movement breaks for students from preschool to ninth grade. #rörelse #skola #barn (translated)
The new chairman of the education committee, Hawar Asaiesh, wants to close Sigtunaskolan after five students are suspected of sexual harassment and assault, while the School Inspectorate has once again decided to review the school following serious testimonies of violations. #Sigtunaskolan #skolinspektionen #brott (translated)
Douglas Thor wrote that France's economic and social situation corresponded to the policies the left aspired to. He referred to public spending at 57 percent of GDP, a 35-hour work week, and one of Europe's lowest retirement ages, 62–63 years. He also mentioned property tax, a form of wealth tax, and exit tax. Thor stated that immigration was high and increasing, and described an extensive policy for social mixing, where he said that housing in disadvantaged areas was demolished and new housing was built in wealthier areas. He also wrote that the school system was primarily state-run, that politics had a significant influence on teachers' placements, and that for-profit charter schools were absent. According to him, charter schools received significantly less funding than public schools. He further claimed that students were generally placed in schools based on catchment areas and that social background was considered in high school admissions, along with geography and grades. Thor described the country's outcomes as significant economic and social problems, with weak growth, poor school performance, and high poverty. He also wrote that there were men who lacked morals and had loyalties in other countries. #Frankrike #Ekonomi #Socialpolitik (translated)
The writer stated that people born in the 1970s had learned in school to recognize signs that something similar could happen again. They questioned how the audience would be able to perceive the signs if even SVT and SR, despite their resources, did not do so. https://t.co/zXEpilKvyM https://t.co/gyorRhdGwo #70talister #utbildning #media #SE (translated)
Anna1849 referred to a Facebook post by Sara Franzen, who criticized the Green Party's school policy spokesperson Mohamed Abdukani. Franzen wrote that the criticism did not concern his statements, but what she described as difficulties expressing himself and showing understanding of the topics he spoke about. She stated that Abdukani had lived in Sweden for 23 years and had been politically active for nine years. Franzen emphasized that the role, according to her, involved responsibility for shaping and presenting the party's school policy, including through motions, reform programs, budget demands, and participation in the media. She argued that the position required linguistic and analytical skills and claimed that Abdukani was not suitable for it. She also criticized the Green Party, the Social Democrats, the Left Party, and the Centre Party, asserting that the parties did not place enough importance on schools, education, and the Swedish language. According to Franzen, the situation was a betrayal of the school, the teachers, and the children's future. #politik #utbildning #svenska (translated)
The students return to school after the murder in the gymnasium and describe the experience as a shock. (translated)
The writer argued that dissatisfaction with high gas prices or problems in schools did not lead people to burn down cities. The riots and crime that, according to the writer, are now occurring in France are instead driven by other forces. https://t.co/da5LEq1yIN #Frankrike #brottslighet #samhälle #FR (translated)
Psychology professor Peter Gray argues in his new book that it is the school and not social media that is behind young people's mental health issues, and that children need more free play in order to feel better. #SkolansRoll #BarnOchPsykiskHälsa #FriLek (translated)
Pasi wrote that SVT Rapport had explained the violent riots in France with a lack of resources in schools. He stated that money, according to the explanation, was with the rich and should be taken back, and commented ironically that this was apparently the solution. https://t.co/ie9TxWhgek #Frankrike #kvalitetssäkring #socialrättvisa (translated)
Elias Linder wrote that the incident would never have happened if the students had had better conditions in school. https://t.co/g2fBc8lIkL #skola #utbildning #barnsrättigheter (translated)
Daniel Schatz wrote that a historical building, which he claimed had survived two world wars, was set on fire in France the day before his post. He stated that the perpetrators were activists with Palestinian flags and that the fire occurred during violent riots, which SVT, according to Schatz, had described as youth protests for more resources for schools. He claimed that similar暴力 occurred in several European countries, with fires, looting, and attacks on police and community institutions. Schatz accused European governments of having long tolerated a political culture where left-extremist and identity-political movements, as well as parts of the Palestinian movement, were allowed to stretch the boundaries, which he claimed contributed to the normalization of violence. He called for immediate interventions against violence and glorifications of terrorism, strict legal consequences for attacks on the police and vandalism, and an end to what he described as a culture of excuses in political discourse. According to Schatz, the situation would otherwise worsen. #Demonstrationer #Våld #Politik (translated)
Sofie Löwenmark wrote that she should have focused on school instead. She also believed that adults should never have exalted a lost child to saintliness in an almost sectarian way. #utbildning #barn #helgon (translated)
Daniel Schatz wrote that public service described the demonstrators as well-behaved young people demanding more resources for schools. He also stated that Aktuellt had said the protests connected to a long French tradition of protest. Schatz wrote that he felt sorry for those who limited their news intake to what he called "muck." #protester #skola #nyheter (translated)
Ramona Fransson wrote that she did not understand why the Green Party had appointed the man as a school representative in the parliament. She stated that he had reportedly lived in Sweden for 23 years and questioned his knowledge of Swedish. https://t.co/ZgVNIGRS2e #Sverige #Utbildning #Språk (translated)
The teenage boy suspected of having killed four people in a school shooting in Oregon was a former student at the school in question and fired at least 15 shots before he was shot dead by a passerby. #Skolskjutning #Oregon #Våldsamhet (translated)
Aja baja wrote that Mohamed Abdukani (MP) was worried about the Swedish school, but claimed that he himself had evidently never attended it. The writer also described the parliament as a circus. https://t.co/gDw0bQ9Cgl #SvenskaSkolan #Riksdagen #Politik (translated)
