For a long time, demands from practice and science fell on deaf ears, but now the current government has given in: the system of German language classes is being reformed. Starting next school year, schools will no longer be forced to set up separate classes for students with German problems. Alternatively, you can also teach the students in a class group. The Council of Ministers decided this on Wednesday. In addition to creating more autonomy, the widely criticized Mika-D test should also be reformed and the rules for repeating classes should be relaxed.
