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	Education in Denmark - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Danish education system has its origin in the cathedral- and monastery schools established by the Catholic Church in the early Middle Ages, and seven of the schools established in the 12th and 13th centuries still exist today.
		This educational base was maintained nearly unchanged until 1809, when the old Clergyman's School was transformed in accordance with the spirit of the time into a humanistic Civil Servant's School which was to "foster true humanity" through immersion in the ancient Greek and Latin cultures combined with some teaching of natural science and modern languages.
		A division which was the backbone of the structure of the Gymnasium until the year 2005.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Education_in_Denmark (329 words)

	Danish Folkeskole Education - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A substantial stride was taken in the direction of popular education in 1721, when King Frederick IV established 240 schoolhouses bearing the royal insignia and called them Cavalry schools after a division of the country into military districts.
		There are different ways of meeting the rules pertaining to compulsory education: by attending the municipal Folkeskole, a private school, by home tuition, or as far as the last 2-3 years of the basic school are concerned by attending one of the alternative school forms: the efterskole, or the youth schools.
		The comprehensive concept of the Folkeskole enables students to remain in the same student group with the same classmates from the 1st to the 9th (or 10th) form, sharing the same experiences in all subjects with peers of all types of backgrounds and covering the whole range of ability.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Danish_Folkeskole_Education (2677 words)

	Danish Ministry of Education - Factsheet: the Folkeskole
		Education is compulsory in Denmark for everyone between the ages of 7 and 16.
		The Danish Folkeskole is centrally regulated by the Act on the Folkeskole, which sets the framework for the activities of the school.
		Individual guidance from the 6th form with the point of departure in the pupil's educational log is to contribute to giving the pupil a realisation of his or her own expectations and prerequisites so that he or she becomes able to draw up a personal education plan at the end of the 9th form.
	eng.uvm.dk /publications/factsheets/fact2.htm?menuid=1515 (2563 words)

	LANGELINIESKOLEN
		Danish education has been shaped by a number of historical statues and regulations, and its education policies are enshrined in the Constitution and through legislation.
		Section 76 of the Danish Constitution stipulates that education shall be compulsory for children between the ages of seven and sixteen years.
		A fundamental principle in Danish education is that every individual has a right to education, and that all students who need financial help in order to finance their education should receive assistance.
	www.coe.iup.edu /international/IST/langelin.htm (1437 words)

	Basic Education
		In the Danish education system a dialogue on equal terms between students and teachers is valued highly, and many foreigners find the informal atmosphere striking.
		The Danish education system has a decentralised structure based on the idea that decisions should be made close to the people they affect.
		The Danish education system emphasises a close co-operation between school and home, and structures have been established to ensure an ongoing dialogue between teachers, parents and students.
	www.workindenmark.dk /Basic_edu/0/4/0 (2806 words)

	Danish Ministry of Education - Factsheet: The Training of Teachers for the Danish Folkeskole
		The colleges of education are the only institutions which are authorised to provide the 4-year programme, which qualifies for teaching posts in the Danish Folkeskole.
		A Danish teacher’s certificate obtained at a college of education is based on a leaving examination at upper secondary level, and the programme is of 4 years’ duration.
		Danish colleges of education offer a programme which in scope and level can be said to correspond to certain types of university programmes in the English-speaking world.
	eng.uvm.dk /publications/factsheets/fact1.htm?menuid=1525 (878 words)

	Denmark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Responsibility for education and training in Denmark is shared between central state authorities, the counties, the municipalities, private bodies and individuals, and the boards and heads of individual education or training institutions.
		At Folkeskole level, the Ministry of Education lays down regulations pertaining to the aims of teaching in each subject or subject combinations, issues curriculum guidelines and guidelines for the distribution of lessons and establishes rules for the examinations, which are binding for all schools.
		Education in the Folkeskole is available to all children, is coeducational and is provided free of charge (this also applies to books and other teaching materials).
	land.salzburg.at /htblha/cyber/DENMARK.HTM (11132 words)

	NationMaster.com - Encyclopedia: Education in Denmark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Jump to: navigation, search The historical overview of general upper secondary education is divided into four headings, one covering the three-year Gymnasium, one covering the two-year Higher Preparatory Examination (HF), one covering the 3-year Higher Commercial Examination Programme (HHX), and one covering the three-year Higher Technical...
		The Higher Preaparatory Examination (HF) is a 2-year general upper secondary programme building on to the 10th form of the Folkeskole and leading to the higher preparatory examination (the HF-examination), which qualifies for admission to higher education, subject to the special entrance regulations applying to the individual higher...
		The Kingdom of Denmark (Danish: Kongeriget Danmark) is geographically the smallest and southernmost Nordic country, and is part of the European Union.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Education-in-Denmark (1342 words)

	Handbooks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Danish educational system is made up of the basic, comprehensive school, various upper secondary and vocational education courses, and a wide range of higher education programs.
		Education is compulsory for nine years (ages 7 to 16) and takes place at publically provided primary and lower secondary schools (folkeskoler).
		The Danish grading system is defined as the 13-point scale, which can be divided into four main groups for excellent (13, 11, 10), good (9, 8, 7), satisfactory (6), and poor performances (5, 03, 00).
	www.isep.org /handbooks/denmark/education.html (651 words)

	Reforms at Compulsory Education Level: 1984-94 - Denmark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		It shall be the responsibility of the municipal council to ensure all children in the municipality free education in the folkeskole.
		In the folkeskole, where compulsory education is a decisive element of the legislative basis, it is laid down very precisely that all children are obliged and therefore also entitled to complete the folkeskole or other teaching of a standard which can measure up with that of the folkeskole.
		The provisions on special education and other special educational assistance of the Act on the folkeskole are elaborated on and amplified in a number of ministerial orders and circular letters as well as in a number of guidelines on the content and organisation of the teaching.
	www.eurydice.org /Documents/ref/en/dkreen.HTM (3282 words)

	The Education of Teachers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Ribe Seminarium, The State College of Education in Ribe is partner of CVU Vest, a polytechnic centre for further education in the southwest of Jutland.
		It is essential that pedagogical aspects are connected to the professional education of the subjects during the whole education and that the teacher training college cooperates with schools.
		It should be noted that to a very large extent teachers in the Folkeskole are free to plan and carry out their teaching within the general framework laid down by the Ministry of Education and that the aim of tea-cher education therefore is to educate teachers to exercise this freedom of approach.
	www.cvu-vest.dk /DesktopDefault.aspx?TabID=3621 (1482 words)

	Primary and lower secondary education
		In Denmark, education is compulsory for nine years from the age of 7 (6) to 16 (15).
		The public municipal school, the Folkeskole, is a comprehensive school in the sense that it includes both primary and lower secondary education, and that there is limited streaming.
		Primary and lower secondary education is governed at municipal level, and it is the obligation of the municipality to ensure that all children receive education.
	www.ciriusonline.dk /?ID=3833 (710 words)

	EMU The education system in Denmark
		In Denmark all children at compulsory school age are entitled to receive free instruction in the Folkeskole, and, after compulsory education, to proceed to youth and higher education courses.
		Basic school education legislation is laid down in the Danish Act on the Folkeskole and applies to all children, including children with special needs.
		The Danish government prioritises the improvement of accessibility to educational institutions and programmes for people with disabilities, and funds are earmarked for these specific purposes.
	tilgaengelighed.emu.dk /tilgaengelighed/English/info.html (861 words)

	IASL Conference 2001: Assembly of Associations Communique, Page 4
		With the passing of the new act the school library was moved from the Public Libraries Act to the Folkeskole Act in order to underline the fact that the school library is part of the educational system.
		It is important here to mention that The Danish parliament (Folketinget) decides on the legal foundation of the Danish Folkeskole, but it is up to the individual local authority to exercise the law in practical and financial terms.
		Over the past few years the Danish debate on school libraries and their future has centred around how to describe and implement an Educational Centre which is meant to support the day to day teaching and learning in the school.
	www.iasl-slo.org /assofass2001d.html (3595 words)

	Danmarks Lærerforening - English - Members, objectives, activities (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Danish Union of Teachers is the only union to organise the teachers of the Danish Folkeskole.
		A characteristic of the Danish Folkeskole is that the teachers have received the same basic 4-years education.
		It is the objective of the Union to safeguard the interests of our members in matters relating to educational theory and practice, economic and employment conditions, and to strengthen unity and further the development of the Folkeskole.
	www.dlf.org /sitemod/moduler/index.asp?pid=13610 (434 words)

	VUC Roskilde - 46 38 06 00 - vuc-roskilde@ra.dk
		In 1989 this second chance education for adults was formally removed from the Danish Folkeskole and given a legislation of its own, AVU.
		In the Danish Folkeskole the corresponding examination - the Advanced Leaving Examination - is taken after 10 years of schooling.
		The Danish HF is an alternative route to higher education for young people or adults who prefer this subject based and highly independent study programme to the traditional 3-year gymnasium.
	www.roskilde-vuc.dk /engelsk.htm (829 words)

	Education (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		After leaving the »folkeskole«, young people living in Kolding can continue their education at one of two »gymnasiums« (high schools), a commercial college, a business school or a technical college.
		Another institution for higher education is Kolding College of Social Education where the students acquire a theoretical and practical knowledge about social work with children, young people and adults.
		Kolding’s educational institutions see themselves as a vital element in the business life of the area and, just like the business community, are in constant development.
	www.kolding.dk /redir.asp?id=8921 (597 words)

	Danmarks Lærerforening - English (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Danish Union of Teachers (Danmarks Lærerforening, DLF) is one of the oldest unions in Denmark.
		The recommendations involve all responsible parties in the Danish Folkeskole: the municipalities, the principals, the pupils, the parents and the teachers.
		The objectives of the DLF development assistance is to strengthen EI member organisations in the Third World in their work to provide satisfactory service to their members and to assist them in playing an active, constructive and critical role as social partners in the development of society.
	www.dlf.org /sitemod/moduler/index.asp?pid=570 (306 words)

	Napoleonic Wars Comp @ AlienArtifacts.com (Alien Artifacts) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		This ended the Danish neutrality, and the Danish engaged in a naval guerilla war in which small gunboats would attack larger British ships in Danish and Norwegian waters.
		The Gunboat War effectively ended with a British victory at the Battle of Lyngør in 1812, in which the last large Danish ship — a frigate — was destroyed.
		The Seventh Coalition (1815) of the United Kingdom, Russia, Prussia, Sweden, Austria, The Netherlands and a number of German States against France.
	www.alienartifacts.com /encyclopedia/Napoleonic_Wars (5110 words)

	New National Education Act concerning the Danish Folkeskole, Denmark, 1/1994 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The preamble of the Act states, among other things, that folkeskolen is committed to familiarising the pupils with Danish culture, contributing to their appreciation of different cultures and the interaction between man and nature.
		According to the new Act, consumer education is not an independent subject or discipline, but consumer education and education in consumer issues is, or may be, an integral part of many of the subjects taught in the folkeskole.
		Reviewing the objectives, curricula and educational guidelines of the individual subjects gives a good idea of the possiblities of including consumer related subjects in the tuition which is centrally pointed out.
	www.norden.org /nicemail/issues/one/new.htm (301 words)

	Education in Denmark - TheBestLinks.com - Disambig, Danish Pre-School Education, Danish Folkeskole Education, Danish ...
		Education in Denmark - TheBestLinks.com - Disambig, Danish Pre-School Education, Danish Folkeskole Education, Danish Secondary Education,...
		Education in Denmark, Disambig, Danish Pre-School Education, Danish Folkeskole...
		This is a disambiguation page, i.e., a navigational aid which lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title.
	www.thebestlinks.com /Education_in_Denmark.html (105 words)

	Bookdays (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		At the same time this project was to be based upon the general objectives for the Danish "Folkeskole" and the aims for the teaching of Danish language in particular.
		(1) The Folkeskole shall - in cooperation with the parents - further the pupils' acquisition of knowledge, skills, working methods and ways of expressing themselves and thus contribute to the all-round personal development of the individual pupil.
		The aims for Danish speak of students who should develop an open-minded and analytic understanding of different ways of artistic expression of their present and their past.
	enis.eun.org /vs/library/bookdays/bookdays.html (356 words)

	Per Skov (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		He is working as educational adviser of special needs education – dyslexia at the Educational-psychological advisory service in Aalborg, Denmark.
		He has also worked for the Danish Ministry of Education as a member of the steering committee of a reading project after the new Act of the Folkeskole – The Act of Danish Primary and Secondary Education - in 1993.
		Per Skov was a member of the working team giving Danish teachers ideas about ICT in special needs education.
	enis.eun.org /vs/specneeds/perskov.html (155 words)

	folkeskolen - primary and lower secondary school (Danish to English translation glossary) Education / Pedagogy,Social ...
		I know that folkeskole is the general term used for Danish public schools, however just what does the term encompas entirely?
		The "Folkeskole" is the Danish municipal primary and lower secondary school.
		Education is compulsory for in the Danish folkeskole for nine years.
	www.proz.com /kudoz/1199675 (337 words)

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