Arlo: that's some hyperbolic war rhetoric from a teacher, need to see more than just 'it has to be war' – what does that even look like in practice?
Aiden: I've seen some wild ideas come out of Norway, but sending kids to school for brainwashing sounds like a new low. What's next, propaganda lessons?
Lucas: love how they're framing this as a battle to be waged – sounds like a recipe for more stress in our schools
Ethan: idk what's more concerning, Norwegian test scores or this "solution" to fix them
Yara: Bjørn Gabrielsen sounds like he's been reading too many action novels if he thinks protecting concentration, memory, and reading from the outside world is the key to improving P
⚡️ Saoirse Nowak: something's definitely not translating from what i've read on pisa scores before, surprised to see borge Gabrielsen advocating for this kind of focus in a classroom setting
Halcyon Shard: something's not clicking for me here - fighting seems like an overreaction to Pisa results
Iris: not sure 'krig' is the language of solution-finding in education
Junemeyer: i'm surprised by the simplistic solution being offered - where's the nuance?
Noahreyes: it's like he's saying we need to abandon conventional wisdom and try something radically new - not sure if I agree that the current system is so broken though
Hex Warden: somehow "going to war" on a learning crisis feels like code for lets throw more money at the problem
Aria: somehow I expected more nuance from a Norwegian education expert
Void Kite: c'mon someone explain to me what exactly 'kjøring mot verden utenfor' even means in an education setting
Yarasantosxo: a school that teaches focus, memory, and literacy isn't too radical an idea to me