#german schools

[idylls-oftheking]

the more i find out abt the british school system the more horrified i get

,,none of my eleventh grade british friends know what the binomial formulas are tho so um what the hell are yall even doing in maths /silly

[whateverthisisnow]

I know everybody is talking about the Kieu My and Fatou drama. But can we just talk about that teacher for a short second...

I mean I went to school in Germany and trust me I know that it can be extremely difficult to switch subjects, especially when they count for your Abi. But come one the I also never liked maths comment was just annoying 🙄 Nobody likes math, but that's not Fatou's problem...

I mean in the end she was really nice and she said she will try, but still🙄

I gotta give Druck some credits the teachers are portrayed pretty damn acurate 😕

[angelikasgerman]

Practical German for German schools

This page contains affiliate links to Amazon. It means I’ll get a few pence if you buy anything – at no extra cost to you. Welcome to my next blog post based on our ‘Ask Angelika’ shows with practical or useful sentences you might hear or use yourself in certain scenarios. Today we’re looking at sentences about the different types of German schools. Die Grundschule ist für Kinder von 6 bis 10…

Practical German for German schools

[tearsofrefugees]

Ukrainian refugees help boost pupil numbers at German schools by 1% ｜ DPA

The number of pupils at general and vocational schools in Germany has risen for the second year in a row, according to statistics released o

[munaeem]

The migration crisis in German schools. Is this true?

Tackling the Migration Challenge: German Schools Stepping Up In recent years, there has been much discussion around the topic of migration and its impact on German schools. Germany, known for its compassion and willingness to provide refuge, opened its doors to a large number of refugees seeking asylum. This humanitarian response undoubtedly presented both challenges and opportunities for the…

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[fluencylevelfrench]

Fun fact about schools in Germany and their rules for using phones: Phones are forbidden at all times (apart from lunch break in a specific area) and if a teacher sees you with one they'll bring it to the principal where the student can get it at the end of the day. The students then have to write a one- page -paper. If it happens a second time, a two -page- paper. If it happens a third time the parents will be informed. So we have pretty strict rules, but I really think it's important not to have them use their smartphones all the time.

[3sm3ra1d4]

Look at the funny people in my Physics book

[tearsofrefugees]

German schools prepare for influx of Ukrainian refugee children

German schools want to make sure that Ukrainian refugee children do not lose out on education. But, after two years of the coronavirus pandemic, the system is already overstretched.