Social Partners Call for More Investment in Education After Pisa-Schock
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In view of the poor results in the Pisa student test, employers and trade unions are pushing for better education in Germany.
Miserable School Performance: As a Solution to the Educational Crisis, the Employer Boss Calls for A
Employers' associations and trade unions are alarmed by the extent of the educational misery. Then employer president Dulger explains which step is central – otherwise one "will not get this country running".
Never before were the German Pisa results worse. Not only the Minister of Education is concerned. Business representatives demand more and accurate expenditures for the youngest.
The social partners want an education system with clear objectives, binding responsibilities and qualified professionals.
In the PISA study, Germany's students perform as poorly as never before. Counter-taxing means identifying educational deficits early on and equiping them better with more staff, targeted support and investment instead of cuts.
In view of the educational results, Prime Minister Markus Söder is concerned about the future innovative power in the Free State. More teaching in primary schools should help.
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