The unusual result in reading in the recent PISA survey is no surprise to Lydia Didriksen, a former folk school teacher, who was also a permanent tutor in Faroese at Frøðskapersetrin for several years. She was in Breddan the other day. Lydia Didriksen agrees that young people should not only be judged by their ability to read and write and others, which should be measured and spoken about. But that does not mean that results should not be achie…
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The unusual result in reading in the recent PISA survey is no surprise to Lydia Didriksen, a former folk school teacher, who was also a permanent tutor in Faroese at Frøðskapersetrin for several years. She was in Breddan the other day. Lydia Didriksen agrees that young people should not only be judged by their ability to read and write and others, which should be measured and spoken about. But that does not mean that results should not be achie…