Question Want to be interviewed regarding children and their upbringing?

Skytteflickan88

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Hi. Wanna do a skype interview with a Swedish pedagogy student regarding your and your country's views on raising children, both what's done intentional through formal education, and unintentionally, for example when a little girl gets told off for being messy when her brother isn't.

The exact focus on the interview could be anything related to kids upbringing. How girls and boys are treated differently, how children from different "classes"(low income/high income) are raised or treated differently, and how the views on children and upbringing have changed. Other angles are welcome. I will ask from my own and my country's viewpoint, so I'm sure there will be a lot of "Really? We think the opposite!" reactions and follow up questions. Got a story about how you lived in India for a month and noticed how kids were treated differently there? Have firsthand experience of how some kids are discriminated? As long as it has to do with kids and their upbringing, formal(intentionally, for example in school or when mom teaches the kids how to cook) or informal(unintentional, for example norms of society being taught simply through the kids learning from their environment).

Write below or sen a PM and we could come up with something.

You don't need to have kids or work with them, although that would be a plus. Simply being somewhat aware of children and how they're treated in general would be enough, since I will have lots of question that will hopefully makes us see the difference between our society's views.

It would be a 30 minute video interview that I record the audio off (and delete after the assignment is approved) and it would have to be before Sunday. Otherwise, anytime is good for me. You could also choose to remain anonymous. I would give you my name and name of the university I go to, and answer any questions regarding the assignement you have.
 
I had never even fathomed the possibility that children were seen to be stratified by 'low income' and 'high income' in this day of age. Pretty much every kid I know plays in the mud and climbs trees without their folks freaking out. It doesn't matter if they're poor or rich, male or female.
 
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