The education system in Japan.pdf by Prashant Gorhe

The Japanese education system is renowned for its rigor and cultural significance. Starting from early childhood education at age three, it emphasizes academic excellence, discipline, and moral development. With a strong focus on examination-based assessments, students face intense competition, particularly during high school and university entrance exams. Despite criticisms of stress and conformity, it aims to equip students with both academic knowledge and ethical principles through a blend of tradition and modernity.

1. School education system in Japan

2. (幼稚園 yōchien)小学校 (Shōgakkō) 中学校 (Chūgakkō)高等学校 (Kōtōgakkō)大学 (Daigaku)

3. Features of Japan’s Education System
Emphasis on discipline
Extended School Days
Extra-curricular activities
Teacher Certification
Emphasis on Group Learning
Moral Education

4. Highlights: Japan Education Statistics
literacy rate of nearly 99%
About 86% of Japan's high school graduates attend college or
university
Japan spends about 3.5% of its GDP on education
160,000 international students were studying in
Japan.
As of 2021,

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