Hello your vlog really helps me. We are about to travel to Denmark this year to be with my husband. I have a 12 year old son and 10 year old daughter and of course as a mother , the education of my kids is one of my priorities. Your video makes me relax a little to not panic when we will be in Denmark soon. God bless😊
Good point about giving them more options re: university, as there are way more courses in Danish. So much you have to consider both short and long term with kids...! Glad to see you're back, thanks for another fun video topic 😊👍
You did the right thing putting the kids on a regular school. The schools are great. And allso it’s wery danish that kids need to be kids😊. No rush learning the abc, the kids have to play and have fun, and learn how to socialise in an relaxed mode😊
My Family is planning to move to Denmark next February. I have two kids age eight and six. We are also going through scenario. Thanks for the information.
I am in a bi-national marriage. Wife is a German. From the start it was clear, that my kids would be brought up bilingual (My uncle married a Brit and their kids never learnt Danish....a fact, that really, really pssed them off, when they became adults). So I never spoke anything but Danish to them (except when they were in for a verbal smack-down...German is so much more efficient here). They ended up being fluent Danish speakers. Here are my two cents: It is all about giving your kids the CHOICE. But in order for them to have a real choice, not just a verbal commitment, you have to choose an educational system, that gives them said choice. Apart from that - schools are not only about languages. It is also about culture. In our case, we had the choice between a German school and Danish ditto - and if you know the German attitude to learning, the choice was easy. My youngest wet to a German school for a few years, but ended up WANTING to change, because he hated the attitude of the teachers.
Thank you for the video, I am a British national married to a danish national all four of our kids were born in Britain. We are planning to move in time for next academic year. My two older girls will be going to university and two younger, 8 ,9 will be going to either international or public, not too sure yet?? Your video has been a lot of help
Hi Kelly, I am father moving Denmark by 18th Feb. I have 2 kids of which one of them is 6 and a half years old studying in Year 2 in a British School in Qatar. He was born in Sep 2016 and I wonder which grade he will need to attend if we decide sending him to Danish school. Your valuable feedback is highly appreciated for us since we do not want him to be disappointed at the school as you have mentioned in your video.
I moving to denmark kolding so can you tell me when they start school there and about schools I have 2 daughters eight and four year old for schools in January we r planing
It does seem like the American school system is more 'result-driven' and not as laid back as the Danish. And I can certainly understand how you as an American educator could feel apprehensive for your children's acclimatization to the Danish ways... I'm glad you got there ... even though you still seem a little.. uncertain about it...lol
I am bishnu poudel . I am currently living in denmark. I am in working visa . But I have Interest in learning and I want to join Dennis academy . Is it possible? I want to settle my entire life here , what are the conditions? Hope for positive response.
@Me Thatsright Really? I think the vast majority of Danes like Americans. Maybe you've been unlucky or maybe the Trump years have changed something, I hope not! My niece is married to an American, so we've got one in the family. 🙂
Hello
your vlog really helps me.
We are about to travel to Denmark this year to be with my husband. I have a 12 year old son and 10 year old daughter and of course as a mother , the education of my kids is one of my priorities.
Your video makes me relax a little to not panic when we will be in Denmark soon.
God bless😊
Good point about giving them more options re: university, as there are way more courses in Danish. So much you have to consider both short and long term with kids...! Glad to see you're back, thanks for another fun video topic 😊👍
I'll just add: There are many courses in English in Danish universities.
You did the right thing putting the kids on a regular school. The schools are great. And allso it’s wery danish that kids need to be kids😊. No rush learning the abc, the kids have to play and have fun, and learn how to socialise in an relaxed mode😊
Thanks for lots of informative videos from a new subscriber☝️👍
My Family is planning to move to Denmark next February. I have two kids age eight and six.
We are also going through scenario.
Thanks for the information.
Good luck with your move! :)
I am in a bi-national marriage. Wife is a German. From the start it was clear, that my kids would be brought up bilingual (My uncle married a Brit and their kids never learnt Danish....a fact, that really, really pssed them off, when they became adults). So I never spoke anything but Danish to them (except when they were in for a verbal smack-down...German is so much more efficient here). They ended up being fluent Danish speakers.
Here are my two cents: It is all about giving your kids the CHOICE. But in order for them to have a real choice, not just a verbal commitment, you have to choose an educational system, that gives them said choice.
Apart from that - schools are not only about languages. It is also about culture. In our case, we had the choice between a German school and Danish ditto - and if you know the German attitude to learning, the choice was easy. My youngest wet to a German school for a few years, but ended up WANTING to change, because he hated the attitude of the teachers.
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Thank you for the video, I am a British national married to a danish national all four of our kids were born in Britain.
We are planning to move in time for next academic year. My two older girls will be going to university and two younger, 8 ,9 will be going to either international or public, not too sure yet?? Your video has been a lot of help
Glad to hear it. Good luck with your move!
Hi Kelly,
I am father moving Denmark by 18th Feb. I have 2 kids of which one of them is 6 and a half years old studying in Year 2 in a British School in Qatar.
He was born in Sep 2016 and I wonder which grade he will need to attend if we decide sending him to Danish school. Your valuable feedback is highly appreciated for us since we do not want him to be disappointed at the school as you have mentioned in your video.
I moving to denmark kolding so can you tell me when they start school there and about schools I have 2 daughters eight and four year old for schools in January we r planing
It does seem like the American school system is more 'result-driven' and not as laid back as the Danish. And I can certainly understand how you as an American educator could feel apprehensive for your children's acclimatization to the Danish ways...
I'm glad you got there ... even though you still seem a little.. uncertain about it...lol
Good insights.....it would be better if it was shorter....thanks
Are you coming back with more videos or have I misunderstand something?
Hi Kelly. I'd like to learn more about schools in Denmark. Do you know anyone who would be willing to talk more about it to me?
Why kind of schools, Amy? They are all different in Denmark.
I am bishnu poudel . I am currently living in denmark. I am in working visa . But I have Interest in learning and I want to join Dennis academy . Is it possible? I want to settle my entire life here , what are the conditions?
Hope for positive response.
how do you compare both school fee structure.. I guess this information is missing.. please share your experience
What do you mean?
Danish schools are pretty much paid for with taxes. International schools have fees that are expensive.
Where you at mam? Is it only once a month now? I miss you
I know. Sorry about that. I just started a new job and then got a bad eye infection. LOL One thing after another, but I will be back soon! Promise!
@@MyNewDanishLife Thanks for your answer🥰 I wish you a speedy recovery, and good luck on your new job👍🏻 btw, have a great weekend
Hi
WAIT WHAT U JUST HAD LIKE 1K SUBS LIKE HALF A YEAR AGO, EXCUSA ME
Mange kloge ord. 😌
Er du dansker?
Nej, men jeg siger hvor jeg kommer fra i videoen!
To @atlamusen:
Do you live in DK?
Anyways, you're welcome here! 🙂👍🏻
Hope your arm is getting better.
@Me Thatsright
Really? I think the vast majority of Danes like Americans. Maybe you've been unlucky or maybe the Trump years have changed something, I hope not!
My niece is married to an American, so we've got one in the family. 🙂