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It makes no sense to say that the Danes are liberal, even though it is a perception that has spread far beyond the country's borders. The history of Danish liberalism is more complex, according to two researchers.
In Denmark, 28 per cent of primary school teachers and 19 per cent of primary school teachers have already tried, according to an analysis by the Vive Analysis Centre, to avoid the treatment of controversial topics in teaching. In particular, this concerns topics related to Islam. Commentators are alarmed.
Are Ideological Taboos Silencing Debate in Danish Schools? – EUROP INFO
Denmark’s education system is facing renewed scrutiny amid growing debates over ideological taboos in schools. As discussions around curriculum content and classroom discourse intensify, questions arise about whether students are being exposed to a balanced range of perspectives or if certain viewpoints are being suppressed. This article examines the current climate in Danish schools, exploring claims of censorship and the broader implications f…
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Bias Distribution
- 50% of the sources are Center, 50% of the sources lean Right
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