“It was different than, for example, in a large anonymous city like Berlin. Teachers and parents, everyone knew each other, so it quickly became difficult.” She brought her reports to class, in which she herself was only marked as “A.” is designated. In the comments she gets a lot of it, she has no logical thinking, it says, she is behind in math and the figures for behavior and cooperation and diligence are nothing to write home about either. “The teachers didn’t like me, that was not said, but I felt that in everything. My parents dared to ask the teacher if she wanted to write my name, Anja, and then it got even worse.”
Utrecht teaches about East Germany with role play: ‘I was shocked by her strict tone’
