Støre on Schools: Wants Stronger State Governance
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The state will take more control over both content and teaching methods in schools, Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre has announced. Less discretion will be left to teachers.
The state will take more control over both content and teaching methods in schools, Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre has announced. Less discretion will be left to teachers.
The Pisa numbers painted a bleak picture of Norwegian schools. Now the government wants to take control of the schools, while the Liberal Party warns against interfering too much.
The results in Norwegian schools show that we must dare to prioritize differently. Students should be given greater freedom of choice, but this must not come at the expense of what all students need to succeed further. We must spend more time on the basics, and be clearer about what the school should actually prioritize.
Minorities in Norwegian schools should be left to the teacher. The Prime Minister says the government wants stronger state control in schools.
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