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Norway: morsmal.org has several times notified Minister of Education Kristin Halvorsen, both directly and through her advisors on a project that was launched in 2009 under the auspices of Education Directorate. The project has copied its name, contents and functions directly from our news site.
Halvorsen was informed of some important ethical challenges associated with the project that are related to impartiality and corruption, but now proposes to use 5 million from taxpayers' money on the site. The editor of the news site morsmal.org intends to appeal the case to the U.S. authorities and ask to shut down the entire site.
(Morsmal.org) Webavisen morsmal.org was the first to review the proposed closure of Nygård School in Bergen and tipped several newspapers in Norway on the matter.
As it was mentioned yesterday, both the principal and other staff surprised the proposal. It turns out that no one in the school was in advance of the proposal. To find more information about who is behind the proposed closure of Norway's most multicultural and multilingual school, we contacted the relevant authorities.
(morsmal.org) Norway: Commissioner for Education proposes to shut down Nygård school in Bergen through a proposal for decentralization of the school. The City Council says that the decentralization of the multicultural and multilingual school will result in saving costs for renting the school building and that many teachers will lose their jobs.
The announcement was received with disappointment and frustration among teachers and some teachers were in despair and began to cry. Download the entire proposal at: morsmal.org
Researchers from Norway, Sweden and Denmark are trying to implement Skype in public education in mother tongue and selected other courses in Norwegian, Swedish and Danish classes.
Researchers initially thought that it was easy to use Skype, and that students in Norway, Sweden and Denmark, understand each other's language. However, things did not go as planned.
Not everyone is able to read plain text. "News in Pictures" is a pilot project for those who have difficulties reading plain text. This is an easy to read newspaper with graphic signs and symbols, to make news available to everyone.
The main target groups for the new newspaper are groups such as dyslexia, language minorities, or others with reading difficulties.
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