Preschool Social Studies
So, I meet people from a lot more different professions, and it is interesting. (not like in SF where only tech workers can afford to live there). The other effect is that people in Norway seem to pursue their passions more than taking the job which can earn the most money. Like becoming a history teacher in the high school can still get you a decent life, you aren't forced to study medicine/law/engineering. Here's a list of the types of people I mainly encounter. Not everyone neatly into one category, so these are rough estimates. People who mostly date Norwegians but are open to dating foreigners: these types of people only date Norwegians in the past and aren't really looking to dating foreigners, but they won't be opposed to it either. I think this group is probably the biggest. I enjoy talking to people from this group, because I don't get the feeling that they want to talk to me only because I'm Asian, or only because I'm American/a foreigner. Like they don't have much of a hidden agenda, so it's actually a great feeling to know that race doesn't really play much of a part in the dating exchange.
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Ah, summer. It's right around the corner. Warm, sunny days and, for many people, a chance to take a break and recharge. As classrooms close for the season, this is a good time to suggest ways families can continue supporting their children's learning over the summer. Many families plan trips to visit relatives and friends in other towns, states, and even countries—what a meaningful way to explore social studies! Families planning extended trips often ask for help keeping children engaged and learning while on vacation. Consider preparing learning packets that include tips on how to talk to children about social studies in a meaningful way. Families will appreciate having developmentally appropriate ways to talk to children about people and how they live. Explain to families that, for young children, direct, personal experiences are the most developmentally appropriate way to learn about how people live and the environments in which they live. You might wish to offer some of the following discussion starters and activity ideas to help them introduce social studies skills during family trips.
Preschool Social Studies
Norwegians who have no chance of dating other people: so there is this stereotype in Norway where some Norwegian males go to Thailand to find a wife and bring her back to Norway because the man can't find any girl in Norway. The reason that these people can't find a girl in Norway isn't not really because they are weird/awkward/"losers" (maybe some are), but rather it's because these men live in a tiny remote village where there aren't many girls around. And no Norwegian girl from the city wants to go live in one of those villages. In the gay community, there are also these lonely gay people living in villages where they are the only gay person there, and they have nobody to talk to. Well... I don't really want to move to a random Norwegian village either, so I don't really pursue this. People who are obsessed with kpop/anime/etc: maybe I've met 1 or 2. Not so many. Creepy old guys: yes they exist everywhere People who only date locals: some Norwegians will only date other Norwegians. These types of people can be ignored (and they will ignore you too) Norwegian attitudes towards Asians In the US I feel like people sort of have some preconceived notions of Asians.
Likes working out, sports, hiking, other stereotypical "West Coast" stuff. Dating experience in the US: I mainly used Tinder and Grindr (gay hookup app) for dating in NYC and SF. In the dating pool, I mostly interacted with other East Asians, some Hispanics, and some white guys who were very into anime or kpop (I found it a bit uncomfortable with them). There were also some (kind of creepy) older-aged men who I ignored. At some point, I was also a bit tired of the gay dating scene. I got the feeling that many doors are closed if you are not white. Lots of white gay people date among themselves, plus some Asians/other races only prefer white people. On Grindr, you can often see profile messages like "no Asians", which is demoralizing. Along with my boredom of working my "996" tech job, I guess it ultimately pushed me to trying out living overseas. General experience in Norway: Moved to Oslo, Norway. The city is "diverse" by Norwegian standards, but really it's mostly white people (Norwegians and people from other European countries), plus some Arabs, Africans, and Asians.
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