Fears of youth: worries about the climate crisis and pressure to perform!
Fears of youth: worries about the climate crisis and pressure to perform!
In the current edition of Zisch, the future of the young generation is illuminated from different perspectives. According to the authors' research, the students show significant concerns and hopes in relation to their future. A class 8 E survey at the high school in the sand wines emphasizes that many students think about political conflicts, their career choice and financial issues. These questions not only employ you, but are part of a widespread pessimism among young people in Germany.
In a tense social situation that is shaped by the climate crisis, the effects of Corona pandemic and the Ukraine decline, it is important for many young people to consider whether it is worth investing in their future. According to the trend study "Youth in Germany" by Simon Schnetzer, the German youth has its greatest fear of future in crises for society as a whole. The study also shows that the mental burden under 14 to 29 year olds does not decrease despite the overcoming of the pandemic. Almost half of the respondents feel dissatisfied with their life situation.
school challenges
schools play a crucial role in children and adolescents and are important food points. It is essential that pupils feel comfortable there in order to be able to learn successfully. The Robert Bosch Foundation wants to get to the bottom of the connection between school and mental health with the “German school barometer: inside”. It is found that there is a variety of worries among the young people who can have a negative impact on their mental health. Specific topics such as pressure to perform and social conflicts, which were also examined by eight -graders from the Cooperative Comprehensive School Tarmstedt, are particularly stressful.
In view of these challenges, class 8 G 1 leads interviews with social workers to find out which conflicts young people are faced with. Such research is not only important for the students themselves, but also for schools in order to be able to specifically respond to the needs of young people.commitment and responsibility
The young generation is ready to take responsibility for the future, but under certain conditions. According to the study, 45% of those surveyed agree that they will be responsible for prosperity in Germany. So that this responsibility can also be perceived, young people expect comprehensive reforms in education, politics and business. Points such as life -relevant education, effective participation and the protection of the environment are central concerns.
In an inspiring project, elementary school students from the Rotenburg City School (Wümme) also dealt with the topic of energy generation and the expansion of renewable energies when visiting the "Ronolulu" adventure pool. The commitment of these young people is a glimmer of hope in an otherwise worried time.
In summary, it can be said that the current Zisch edition addresses important questions about the future of the next generation. The fears, fears and hopes of young people are not only present - they also actively shape their future. As the data of the various studies and interviews show, there are still many topics and challenges that need to be mastered.For more detailed information on the current edition of Zisch, it is worth taking a look at the Weser-Kurier, the Robert Bosch Foundation and the Mads.
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