Denmark's Education System: Where Teaching Empathy is part of the School Curriculum. Mariana Rudan 

YOUR PROFILE PHOTO IS SCARY

Your country is in the state it's in because of where it's situated in the global value chain. First world consumers need dirt cheap labor to make all their stuff. That's where countries like India, Bangladesh and the Congo come in. Their economies are structured around agriculture and low-skilled, labor intensive industries. As a result, they are unable to afford to invest in education and training or provide higher wages to their workers. This perpetuates a cycle of poverty and prevents economic growth, which ultimately leads to brain drain and a shortage of intellectual capital. The blame lies squarely with imperialism and the legacy of colonialism, which have played a significant role in shaping these countries' economic realities, as they have left a lasting impact on their political and social systems. Therefore, to address the underlying issues facing these countries, it is necessary to address the systemic inequality and exploitation that has kept them in a state of perpetual poverty and underdevelopment.

DaisyDreamers im from Denmark and its NOT LIKE THIS. This is advertising for Danish Education. This is Not like they say

@@hallllo2158 can you please elaborate on how it actually works

@@vm99125 It isnt exactly how they say in this video. This is the specific school and/or teachers choice, and a good one. At my school, its not like this. They teach it more through playing and spending time collectively with the class. Before you start in school, you have around 2 months of pre-school before kindergarten, where you get teached how to behave in school etc. I could answer much better if you had specific question. I do think we are better in terms of this, but its not as perfect as in the video of course. I dont know how teachers handle conflicts in the US, but the culture in Denmark is different in general. In the US its more like punishing (both parents and school), where in Denmark its about learning and not doing the same mistake again. The teachers and parents are more likely to have a conversation with you about the problem, rather than just sending you to your room etc. - There isnt detention in school either. You will typically get sent to the office to talk with the principal or get send home straight away if you do something really bad. Used the US as an example, because its the best i can compare to.

@@keanrdbropedersen1487 thank you very much for your time and the detailed explanation, you have answered all my queries for now, If I have some question later I'll ask you

Nope 2 different cultures it wont work

All Scandinavian countries are.

Hi Leigh, The Danish Way of Parenting is an excellent resource. it has many references in the back of the book as a very good start. Big Life Journal encompasses many of their teachings too.

Better focuse on pre calculus the World needs engeneers who can think logically not emotionally

Yes but there is a problem with that model. It would be a disadvantage to neurological disabled candidates who simply dont know the right words to the right questions.

@@steve00alt70 you're absolutely correct, but I would argue that this is how it is in most places in developed countries. If people don't like you as a candidate, they may not hire you - even if you have the necessary skillset.

@@steve00alt70 if you dont funktion neurological what kind of job can you do then?

You can't hold a job down anywhere without social skills.

We dont use them. Its the parents job to dress their children,not the school.

@@simonpedersen9703 We have in Estonia school uniforms and parents buy school uniforms

move there

@@bloodmoon6983 it’s not that easy 😂

@@bloodmoon6983 one of the most difficult things to do.

@@KurtFrederiksen yes definitely I agree

@@KurtFrederiksen I think it had some divine help, I surely do. There are christian danishs since those times, although only praying doesn't everything for someone. It had danishes hard work too. as you said.

It is one of the wealthiest areas in Denmark.