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Education In Japan
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Education In Japan
The role of schooling in the implementation of social values, sense of dependence and harmony. Including issues of student-teacher relationships, anti-individualism, sacrifice and socialization. Written from the viewpoint of an American raised in Japan.
2,475 words (approx. 9.9 pages) |
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1989
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Education in Japan: The Key to Success" In Japan, great importance is placed on education as a necessary part of achieving success within society. Schools are seen as proving grounds where necessary societal values are learned and explored, where important relationships are formed and built upon. The Japanese educational system is not merely the means to achieving the ultimate goal of social stability; it is an integral part of that goal, and neither can exist without the other.
Japan places great importance on the development and maintenance of human relationships; they are seen as the building blocks of Japanese society. Such relationships endure for a lifetime and longer, and are based on a mutual dependence. This is best typified by the Japanese concept of amae, which is..."
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