Att vädja till föräldrars idealism kommer inte att räcka

Åsa Melander

Att vädja till föräldrars idealism kommer inte att räcka

Translated title of the contribution: Appealing to parents' idealism will not be enough

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Abstract

Responding to an article arguing that parents should 'choose differently' to stop school segregation in Sweden, which has negative effects on individuals and society, I argue that it cannot be up to individual parents to create a working society. This is a societal responsibility - but this does not mean that we should give up and accept that different schools provide very different education.

Translated title of the contribution	Appealing to parents' idealism will not be enough
Original language	Swedish
Type	Online journal on education
Media of output	Online journal
Publisher	Skola och samhälle
Number of pages	2
Publication status	Published - 17 Feb 2022

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