Parents fight for bilingual classes: is the future endangered?
Parents fight for bilingual classes: is the future endangered?
In a dramatic turning point for education in Villach and Klagenfurt, the bilingual classes at the Khevenhüller School and the Körnerschule are in front of that. Strict savings by the state government will no longer be able to use overhang teachers, which prevents the continuation of the bilingual lessons from the upcoming classes. Classes are currently being taught in German and English in both schools, but this Innovation could soon belong to the past, as reported.
Despite the dark prospects, a committed parent initiative, led by Sabine Zirngast, has collected 880 signatures against the planned attitude of the lesson. In a constructive conversation with the educational officer Daniel Fellner from the SPÖ, the common goal was formulated: to maintain the bilingual classes. Fellner assured that the currently running classes will continue to be taught in both languages by the end of elementary school. A joint attempt to persuade the federal government to support financial support is sought. He emphasized: "Teaching the bilingual is something great and we hope for a positive result."
social competence in focus
The schools also increasingly rely on "social learning", an initiative that aims to prepare children holistically for their future. In a rapidly changing environment, it is essential that students not only know knowledge but also learn social skills. This is done by promoting teamwork and mutual respect. School social work at these locations offers support in many areas, including coping with crisis and social skills, and aims to strengthen a positive class climate, such as vs-waidmannsdorf.at . The advice and help are free and anonymous, which creates a trusting environment for students and their parents.
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