Human rights violations do not only occur outside the Nordic region, says Beate Goldschmidt-Gjerløw. She is a co-editor of a new book on how human rights are taught in schools.
“The findings are astounding. I understand well why many are leaving the profession,” says Professor Morten Øgård.
“The teachers care about their pupils, but not talking about violations and abuse is a mistaken way of showing care,” says researcher Beate Goldschmidt-Gjerløw.
New headteacher positions receive one application on average and the turnover is high. Now researchers from the University of Agder want to find out why - and help solve the problem.
