Education - State parliament discusses Pisa study and violence in stadiums
In Lower Saxony's state parliament today (from 9.00 a.m.), Germany's poor Pisa results will be discussed alongside the continuation of budget deliberations. In a motion, the CDU is calling for the "Pisa disaster" to be taken seriously and for children to be protected from "red-green educational experiments". German pupils performed worse than ever before in reading, mathematics and science in the international performance study in 2022. Results at state level are not available.
At the request of the SPD parliamentary group, there will also be a debate on safety at soccer matches. The Social Democrats want to make the clubs responsible for preventing violence in stadiums.
Among other things, the budget discussions will focus on the areas of energy, the economy, transport and the environment. The planned budget of 42.3 billion euros will be voted on on Thursday.
Live agenda of the state parliament
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- The discourse in Lower Saxony's state parliament about criminality extends beyond violence in stadiums to also include concerns about the country's poor performance in the Pisa study, which highlights the need for serious action in education to protect children from potential "red-green educational experiments."
- Despite the ongoing budget discussions in Lower Saxony's state parliament, focused on areas such as energy, the economy, transport, and the environment, there has been a call for better investments in education, particularly in light of the disappointing PISA results.
- In the midst of these discussions, concerns about household safety, particularly during soccer matches, have emerged as a point of contention between the CDU and the SPD parliamentary groups.
- As part of the state parliament's agenda, the issue of children's education and the prevalence of criminality in society has gained significant attention, with the CDU advocating for stronger measures to improve the quality of education while the SPD emphasizes the importance of preventing violence at soccer matches.
- For many households in Lower Saxony, the state parliament's discussions on educational reforms, safety measures, and budget considerations hold profound implications for their children's future-particularly in light of the latest PISA study results.
- Amidst these debates and discussions, the role of education consultants like budget consulting firms has become increasingly important in helping to shape policies and prioritize resources for the betterment of children's education in Lower Saxony and throughout Germany.
Source: www.stern.de
