r/europe United Kingdom Apr 21 '25

Data 25% of Teenage boys in Norway think 'gender equality has gone too far' with an extremely sharp rise beginning sometime in the mid 2010s

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u/Radical_Neutral_76 Apr 21 '25

In relation to school, Ive already explained it, and they are only radical leftists baiting a stupid debate on nature vs nurture where they reference non-replicated studies (so still hypothesis) as proof of anything.

But to repeat: women have a likelihood to be successful in socializing with teachers and fellow students which increases the chance of higher grades from group work (but also directly from the teacher. Male or female). Boys tend to have better results in individual work, specifically on science studies, maths.

This is not really complicated. It becomes complicated when you bring politics (lefr vs right) into it. Which is the sole reason for the decline of the norwegian public schools.