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63.5% of children who go to kindergarten in Vienna have not grown up with the German language. This reports "ServusTV".
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63.5% of children who go to kindergarten in Vienna have not grown up with the German language. This reports "ServusTV". A kindergarten teacher, who works in the 16th district, described the daily challenges facing the news channel exclusively on Friday: "The learning of German is only going on in the kindergarten, at home it is only spoken in mother tongue."
The children would progress very slowly, lacking in their role models. "Children learn by looking at themselves from other children, but if there is no one who tells them what they are doing, that does not work." In addition, the few children who speak fluent German often stay out of line. The kindergarden - she wants to remain anonymous - feels left alone.Language training pedagogues are in operation around the clock. However, an average pedagogue in Vienna is responsible for 90 children.
63.5% of children who go to kindergarten in Vienna have not grown up with the German language. This reports "ServusTV". A kindergarten teacher, who works in the 16th district, described the daily challenges facing the news channel exclusively on Friday: "The learning of German is only going on in the kindergarten, at home it is only spoken in mother tongue."
The children would progress very slowly, lacking in their role models. "Children learn by looking at themselves from other children, but if there is no one who tells them what they are doing, that does not work." In addition, the few children who speak fluent German often stay out of line. The kindergarden - she wants to remain anonymous - feels left alone.Language training pedagogues are in operation around the clock. However, an average pedagogue in Vienna is responsible for 90 children.