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Many kids in Norwegian schools do not speak Norwegian or English. Kids need "computers" just to translate what other kid is saying.
by bebe83939 3mo ago
Many kids in Norwegian schools do not speak Norwegian or English. Kids need "computers" just to translate what other kid is saying.
- stackghost 3mo agoDo you have a source for this?
- throwaway2037 3mo agoThis is true for many children of non-English speaking immigrant parents anywhere in the developed world. Schools will use language immersion and extra help to get these kids up to speed very quickly. Computers are sometimes used for educational games and activities, but these can be done just as well without. Can I guess that you are (native/ethnic) Norwegian and upset by the recent waves of immigration to Norway? Your comment is very specific, plus you used a new throwaway account.
- varjag 3mo agoIt's very unlikely he's Norwegian because he has no clue how education works here.
- galkk 3mo agoNo, they don’t. Especially in elementary school. My living example - my kiddo didn’t speak a word in English until 4.5 years, when she went into preschool. Russian speaking home and daycare do that for you. After 9 months in American preschool, she completely switched to English language as her primary. 2 years later, and she speaks Russian with strong accent.