Why thousands of children in Denmark can't cope with regular classes | Focus on Europe

Doesn&#39;t Denmark have programs for special needs kids? There should be an official program to get kids counseled, reformed and back on track with a set timeframe. <br><br>You can&#39;t just let kids do nothing. Do some kids suffer horrible experiences such as bullying or bad teachers or schools? Yes, absolutely.<br><br>Most of this can be solved by just changing schools. A kids that finds more than a few hours of schoool a week stressful won&#39;t be able to make it in life.<br><br>This is the evils of modern society and the demonization of society. Never encountered kids like this outside a small handful when i was growing up and attending school in the 70&#39;s and 80s.

parents problems…. need to set Common-sense thinking in one’s youth ....<br>Soon Chinese parents will look at their children at dinner time and say ：
<br>&quot;If you don&#39;t study hard, you will only be able to drive a Mercedes-Benz and a BMW in the future.&quot;

If everyone keeps kids that learn a little different out of school, the schools will never adapt.<br> Also, life is about trying to do the best you can with what you have, not about the world adapting to you. You will have to learn this from an early age, if you are being catered to all the time when you are young, the rest of your life will be miserable.

I hear both sides. If the public schools include special programs kids with different needs can be accomodated. It’s scary to hear about home-schooling because in the US this has created some major problems. Most parents don’t have the skills or time to devote to schooling their kids adequately and this creates problems for them in adulthood. <br>I wish schools were more like Montessori Schools and that Montessori Schools went all the way to 12th grade (in the US). <br>I hear what they are saying about new ideas and perhaps a new paradigm in terms of our school systems. But there are huge benefits to having everyone being part of a national school system. It’s unifying and I can tell you that in the US, we are paying a cost for no longer making that happen.