Children at school in Dresden MOSCOW, Aug 11 for the intensive flow of Ukrainian refugees, the newspaper Die Welt writes. As the media notes, the German school system suffers from both personnel «hunger» and organizational disorder: local teachers lack recommendations from the administration.
Ukrainian refugees were told to leave the dormitories of the university in Krakow»Schooling for Ukrainian children usually depends on local conditions. There is a lot of improvisation, there are no specific procedural instructions from the Länder. The school administration tries to place children in existing welcome classes, but in other cases it all depends on the capabilities of the respective school what educational programs, some of which are individual, can be offered to Ukrainian students,” says the author of the article. Anya Bensinger-Stolze, a member of the Union for Education and Science, told reporters that the personnel crisis has affected the ability to integrate refugees into the German environment, where it is difficult to avoid inequalities. «The lack of teachers in schools is serious and affects those who need special support or who do not have support at home. Success in school in Germany still depends on social background,» she stressed. Readers of the publication reacted to the publication, confirming the seriousness educational crisis in Germany. Many shared their own experiences, noting that the wave of refugees from Ukraine only exacerbated the burden on teachers.Ukrainian refugees complained about hellish conditions in Europe»I taught a welcoming class for several months. I would never take it up again. The behavior of the children was defiant. There was no respect for the teacher. No rules were followed. With rare exceptions, most of them did not were interested in the German language,” complained a commentator with the nickname Kruskica. “When 150 thousand schoolchildren come at once, then, of course, there are not enough teachers. Not to mention tens of thousands over the past few years. Maximum 30 children in a class, at least three teachers in a class Where do they all suddenly come from? said Eva N. «The chances of integration would be better if, in the average provincial school class, 70 percent of students did not come from low-income families of migrants with insufficient knowledge of the German language, who were constantly told from 1961 to 2015 that they were only here temporarily» , said Hannes W.Poland curtails aid programs for Ukrainian refugees»The shortage of teachers has been a danger to German students for many years!» — Michael J emphasized. I can’t: my soul hurts, someone always has to fade into the background, someone is not given enough attention, because even the most motivated teacher cannot cope with this for years, or even decades. half a year because they were not motivated. They expect to return home soon,” wrote Northern Lady. I won’t do this to myself,” Frank S shared. Earlier, Germany faced a shortage of places for refugees from Ukraine, as a result of which several municipalities and states imposed a moratorium on admission migrants. In particular, Saxony no longer has enough funds to pay social benefits. In some cities in North Rhine-Westphalia, such as Bielefeld, the permissible threshold for receiving migrants has also been exceeded, so visitors are redirected to hostels in Bochum. In turn, the Bavarian authorities stated that they would not be able to register refugees with them, and now they are sending them to other federal states. want to pick Finnish strawberries
