Part TWO

I hope to get a better understanding of how things are done in other countries and why.
- As explained in the passage above it is limited how much you can learn on such a short course but I definitely have got new knowledge of how things are done in other countries and why.
This is both from being in a class with different nationalities but also because of the different guest teachers from amongst others Greece, the UK and Norway, who has given us lectures on various topics.
I think that what I like about the teaching in the international class is that it almost always revolves around the sociological aspect. The relation between individuals, groups and society.
Let me high ligth; the course in the beginning of the semester where our own teachers taught about intercultural communication. A guest teacher from a social adviser school located around the corner of our school. He taught us about the danish well fare system which we got to compare with the social systems in other countries. Finally a guest teacher from the UK. From him we learned about the present situation for the social workers in the UK and the problems they are facing because of changes politically and socially.
I like!

That will hopefully help me be more clear about what we are doing of good tings in Dk and what things could/should be changed.
- It has. Learning about other countries and comparing it with what happens in my country, Denmark, definitely helps one see what works and what could be done better.