Educational ideas that german immigrants need to know.

Don't give children ready-made wealth.

In Germany, many rich people have realized that having money is not necessarily a good thing. If young people get huge wealth easily, they may be pushed to the abyss of depravity. Based on this understanding, many German entrepreneurs who made their fortune by their own efforts have changed the concept of inheriting their father's business, and they have said that they will not leave all their property to future generations, but will donate most or even all their property to charity. Most children admire and support their parents' ideas and practices. They think that their parents' property belongs to their parents and they have the right to dispose of it. As a child, you shouldn't expect too much inheritance from your parents. As long as you work hard, you may do as well as your parents or even better. They believe that true happiness comes from their own success.

Morality is not cultivated by teaching.

In the minds of Germans, there is an idea that good morality is infected, not taught. Reflected in the specific moral cultivation, children are not required to memorize moral principles, but to know and understand ethics from the depths of their hearts and from their daily lives.

The ideological and moral education in German primary and secondary schools is generally called "personal social health education" or "socialization process". Its purpose is not to let children set lofty ideals or strive to be heroes who sacrifice themselves for others, but to let them know the basic truth of being a normal person and how to be self-disciplined in order to integrate into society and become a member of society. "Personal social health education" mainly includes four core concepts: love for life, justice and equality, honesty and trustworthiness.

German schools generally don't offer special moral education courses, but they offer various courses of major world religions including Buddhism and Taoism as elective courses. This is considered to be crucial to the cultivation of children's morality and literacy.

Not only that, most German schools organize class discussions every week, select some things that happen in school or society, let children express their opinions, discuss with them, and understand and judge right and wrong by themselves. In addition, group games are also an important way. Let the children know how to be considerate and considerate of others and know how to cooperate with their peers in the games that everyone participates in. German schools also generally encourage children to keep small animals, organize students to chat with the elderly in nursing homes, raise money for charitable organizations and participate in other public welfare or environmental protection activities to cultivate children's love and social skills. In Germans' view, honesty is not an isolated moral quality, but closely related to self-esteem and respect for others, love for life and nature.

German education enables children to think independently.

Relatively speaking, German pupils are much more relaxed. They only have classes for half a day. In the first grade, they only need to know 1 to 20 in arithmetic, which seems very low. However, the Germans are particularly serious. When the teacher corrects the homework, the child should correct the misplacement of the letters. In class, the teacher is still very strict. They have a very important comprehensive course, which is equivalent to the integration of geography, history, humanities, culture, religion, common sense and politics. Surprisingly, it covers such a wide range and has learned so much knowledge in a short time. Sometimes you have to make a report in class, and the teacher will give the corresponding topics for students to find their own information. Therefore, children are very independent from an early age and can also put forward their own unique opinions.

Generally speaking, primary education in Germany is relatively loose. You can finish your homework in more than an hour at most after you go home, and you have more free time after school. Seeing that they went to the library by themselves at an early age, searched homework materials on the Internet, and carefully prepared their speeches in class, I think they are really mature.

Extended Reading: Conditions and Advantages of German Skilled Immigrants

These immigrants will have their own skills. After coming to Germany, they will develop their own careers in various fields and give full play to their specialties. Many of these technical people are students. Because parents want their children to learn more different skills and knowledge, they want their children to go abroad for further study. During their stay in Germany, they can learn more skills and find jobs in companies in this country. With your own efforts, you will be recognized by relevant personnel.

Application conditions:

1) Whether it is a German university graduate or an accredited foreign university degree or an overseas university degree equivalent to a German university degree.

2) Work contract (our company will find a job for our customers in Germany, and the customers will sign a work contract with the company), with an annual salary of at least 4,000 euros per month and so-called short-term occupations such as scientists, mathematicians, engineers, doctors and IT experts of 3,000 euros per month.

Advantages and benefits of the project: enjoy all the benefits and rights of China people (except the right to vote, stand for election and military service), that is, an immigrant family enjoys the benefits and rights;

1. The whole family enjoys free medical insurance, nursing insurance, endowment insurance, unemployment insurance and accident insurance.

2. Children's pocket money: According to the salary of adults, the higher the salary, the more you get. The first and second children receive a minimum of Euro65,438+064 per month from the government, Euro65,438+070 for the third child and Euro65,438+095 for the fourth child.

3./kloc-For babies under 0/8 months, there is a monthly milk powder subsidy of about 300 euros.

When a child born in Germany is born, the government gives a subsidy of about 1000 euros.

5. Free and compulsory education

6. There is no capital audit, so there should be no proof of the source of funds, so there is no need to explain the tax payment.

7. Have a good quality of life,

8. The treatment period is 3 to 9 months.

9. No immigration supervision is required

10. There is no language requirement (but you must prove how to communicate with local people, and you have the English language certificate or German test certificate of B 1).

1 1. After two years in Germany and a German test certificate of B 1, you can apply for permanent residence or apply for permanent residence for three years.

12.8 years of naturalization (you can apply at least 7 years old 10 months).