Day-Care in Denmark: The Key to Social Integration

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    Abstract

     

    The chapter explores central notions of appropriate social behavior in what is arguably the most important institution in Denmark when it comes to social integration, namely day-care, also known as pre-school.

    Moral values guiding everyday practices are generally taken for granted. When interacting with ethnic minority children and their parents, however, staff are occasionally forced to make explicit the reasoning behind their actions. A focus on the interaction of ethnic minority children and their parents in day-care centres therefore provides insights into the cultural beliefs and values which structure daily socialization practices in a Danish day-care, and by implication in Danish society.


    OriginalsprogEngelsk
    TitelThe question of integration : Immigration, exclusion and the Danish welfare state
    RedaktørerKaren Fog Olwig, Karsten Pærregaard
    UdgivelsesstedNewcastle upon Tyne
    ForlagCambridge Scholars Publishing
    Publikationsdato2011
    Sider150-166
    Kapitel7
    ISBN (Trykt)9781443826341
    StatusUdgivet - 2011

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