Kategorie: Dänemark

„Den höchsten Anteil im Primar- bis unteren Sekundarbereich wies Dänemark mit 3,4% auf.“ Statistik Austria (Hrsg.), „Bildung in Zahlen 2015/16

„High NEET rates close or above 20 % are still recorded in a number of countries (Croatia, Bulgaria, Italy and Romania,

„Since August 2016, municipalities in Denmark have the opportunity to establish special primary education for recently-arrived migrant children.“ OECD (Hrsg.),

„Denmark is one of biggest investors in education in the EU. General government expenditure on education as a proportion of

„15-year-old pupils in Denmark receive four hours of instruction per week in mathematics and 4.7 hours in language, while pupils

Dänemark: „A secondary education diploma does not guarantee a place in higher education. Admission depends on the number of ’student

Dänemark: „There are now special schools for gifted children, called Mentiqa schools. Mentiqa schools are especially aimed at gifted students

Dänemark: „In Denmark, the Nordic egalitarian tradition is strong, but attitudes towards excellence have changed in recent years. In the

„There are more provisions for talented and gifted students in 2014 than there were in 2000. Special legislation about gifted

„During the past decade, Denmark and Sweden (as of 2011) decided to introduce tuition fees for international students to increase