FPÖ politicians raise the alarm: lessons with political indoctrination!

FPÖ politicians raise the alarm: lessons with political indoctrination!

In a sensational debate about Austrian education policy, the FPÖ criticizes the supposed political views of a teacher at the Neunkirchen trade academy. The professor had claimed in ethics lessons that the repetition of the events of 1933 threatened if the FPÖ came to power. These statements met with massive criticism on the part of the free education spokesman Michael Sommer, who described the allegations as "absolute derailment". He calls for an end to the “left -wing instinct terror” at schools and advocates consequences in the case of such indoctrinating teaching statements, such as on ots.at reported.

The FPÖ also plans to replace the current nine -year compulsory schooling. Instead of this, the education spokesman Hermann Brückl calls for a reform that enables students to achieve educational goals outside of public schools and this within a shorter period of time. Brückl emphasizes that a German obligation is necessary before school is necessary and criticizes the current education system, which in his opinion prioritizes "leveling" about individuality and performance. With a view to the upcoming election campaign, the FPÖ presented a new educational program that, in addition to German funding, also provides for better conflict management at schools, puls24.at .

The new concept of the FPÖ enables students to achieve their educational goals in eight years without having to make the full nine years of compulsory schooling. However, the Details for checking whether these educational goals have been achieved are still unclear. In addition, the FPÖ plans to focus on daily reading hours and an improved training of teachers in order to counter the "increasing violence and conflict potential" in schools.