ONZ krytykuje system edukacyjny Niemiec

21.02.06, 20:27
UN condemns German school system
By Ray Furlong
BBC News, Berlin



The children of immigrant families are at a disadvantage: UN report
Germany's education system has been severely criticised by a UN special
rapporteur who carried out an eight-day inspection of the country's schools.
Vernor Munoz said the system was excluding children from poor families and
immigrant backgrounds from the chance of a good education.

The UN's human rights commission sent Mr Munoz to inspect Germany's schools
and kindergartens.

The problems he drew attention to are no surprise for Germany.

But the mere fact that he was coming here was taken as a further sign that
German schools are not up to standard, following a poor showing in a major
international study four years ago.


    • explicit Re: ONZ krytykuje system edukacyjny Niemiec 22.02.06, 15:18
      To wszystko ? Jakies szczegolne powody ku temu ?

      uklony

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      The children of immigrant families are at a disadvantage: UN report
      Germany's education system has been severely criticised by a UN special
      rapporteur who carried out an eight-day inspection of the country's schools.
      Vernor Munoz said the system was excluding children from poor families and
      immigrant backgrounds from the chance of a good education.
      • explicit Re: ONZ krytykuje system edukacyjny Niemiec 22.02.06, 19:48
        Sam znalazlem przygladajac sie dyskusji palantow ponizej , nie majacych
        zielonego pojecia nad czym sie rozwodza i strzepia jezyki ,...

        uklony

        Teraz tylko czekac jak wprowadza bilingual education , an equal opportunity ,
        an affirmative action w edukacji , zatrudnieniu i koncowego efektu - Naturalnej
        smierci niemieckiego "know how" ,...

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        UN Envoy Critical of German School System
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        Munoz took a close look at Germany's youngest pupils

        UN special envoy Vernor Munoz has concluded a 10-day visit to Germany to review
        the country's school system. He said the structure of the German education
        system fosters inequalities.

        The investigation was prompted by allegations that school students with
        immigrant and low-income backgrounds are hugely disadvantaged in primary
        schools in Germany and that they have little chance to obtain academic
        qualifications.

        Munoz said that it was difficult for outsiders to see through the German school
        system. Since all of Germany's 16 federal states run their own systems of
        primary and secondary education, he said that one cannot speak of equal
        opportunities.

        However, he added children's rights to education were not violated in Germany.

        "There is no automatic link between the individual achievements of pupils at
        school and their social background," he said. "But here as anywhere else poor
        people tend to care less about education. In Germany, however, this tendency is
        further aggravated by the fact that individual selection of specific schools
        starts very early in life."

        OECD study highlights problems

        Munoz pointed to an OECD study in the year 2000 that in his view showed a
        correlation between the German school system and poor results of its pupils. In
        the study, German 15-year-olds were found to be unable to reach even the
        worldwide average in reading, mathematics and natural science.

        Will their backgrounds decide their academic future?

        The study also highlighted major inequalities in the school system, especially
        with regard to the children of immigrants and manual workers. Munoz said that
        compared with other countries strikingly few of these children would be able
        reach academic qualifications.

        Also, stringent school selection procedures, starting at as young an age as
        eight or nine, foster school careers based on the will of parents rather than
        pupils' merits, he said.

        "I would recommend a careful rethinking of the federal structures in the German
        school system," he said. "They are inhomogeneous and lead to inequalities. The
        same applies to the school selection process. At such an early stage it is
        unable to use the full potentials of pupils to their best."

        Reforms already under way

        Germany's education minister, Anette Schavan, underlined that major reforms to
        the system were already underway in all federal states. They would resolve some
        of the problems touched on by Munoz, she said.

        Will school uniforms serve as equalizers?

        "Our education system will change so that all pupils can decide on their school
        careers at every age," Schavan said. "This will overcome the differences and
        inequalities that still exist today."

        German parents organizations welcomed Munoz's visit and said that hints from
        outside were needed at this stage. The parents also said that a drop-out rate
        of 10 percent and the fact that 25 percent of school students lack even basic
        knowledge should be seen as a disgrace for a highly industrialized country like
        Germany.


    • caesar_pl Re: ONZ krytykuje system edukacyjny Niemiec 22.02.06, 16:18
      Niemcy powinni wziasc przyklad z Francji.ONZ chwalila ich system szkolnictwa.
      Pare lat temu.No i okazalo sie,ze szkoly francuskie wyksztalcily Ausslenderskie dzieci na pirotechnikow i podpalaczy samochodow.....
    • mathias_sammer Re: ONZ krytykuje system edukacyjny Niemiec 22.02.06, 17:15
      Wystarczy wlaczyc niemiecka telewizje. Dd miesiecy na roznych stacjach tocza
      sie nt dyskusje.

      M.S.
      • caesar_pl Re: ONZ krytykuje system edukacyjny Niemiec 22.02.06, 17:20
        ..ale i tak nie da sie nic zrobic.Bo kazdy Land prowadzi wlasna polityke oswiatowa.
        Najciekawsze jest to,ze najlepiej stoja pod wzgledem poziomu szkolnictwa i integracji Landy rzadzone przez CDU/Csu a najgorzej Landy,ktore sa lub byly latami rzadzone przez SPD i Zielonych.
    • warmi2 Re: ONZ krytykuje system edukacyjny Niemiec 22.02.06, 19:02
      Jak ONZ cos radzi to szanse sa , ze najlepszym wyjsciem byloby zrobic odwrotnie.
    • azarel Re: ONZ krytykuje system edukacyjny Niemiec 22.02.06, 19:10
      Trudna decyzja dla Niemiec. Bo z jednej strony rzeczywiscie wczesna selekcja
      utrudnia edukacje dzieciom biedniejszym i imigrantow. Z drugiej strony trzeba
      uwazac, zeby nie wylac dziecka z kapiela i nie skonczyc ze szkolnictwem na
      poziomie amerykanskiego.
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