Proiect de lege controversat: profesorii ar putea interveni fizic atunci când elevii devin violenți

A controversial bill in Denmark may allow teachers to physically restrain violent students due to rising school violence. The Education Ministry's proposal, announced on October 8, follows a study indicating increased aggression in schools, with over a quarter of teachers noting heightened violence. The bill aims to provide clear guidelines for teachers on physical intervention, emphasizing that such actions should be proportional and only used after other methods have failed. Critics, including over 500 education experts, argue that this could damage trust between students and teachers, with concerns about teachers acting like police. The initiative seeks to restore discipline in schools, but has sparked significant public debate.