Titlebook: Education in Japan; A Comprehensive Anal Yuto Kitamura,Toshiyuki Omomo,Masaaki Katsuno Book 2019 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2019 Ed

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Primary and Secondary EducationCouncil on Education (.) in 1984. Yasuhiro Nakasone became Prime Minister in 1982 and undertook radical reforms of the post-World War II regime. Education reform was one of his major concerns, and the Rinkyoshin was created as his advisory panel.

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Higher Education in Japan: Its Uniqueness and Historical Developmenttion institutions after they graduate from high school. About 60% of them enter four-year and two-year colleges and universities, and about 20% enroll in the nonuniversity sector, that is, technical and vocational training colleges and technology colleges without degree-granting status. Some countri

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Restructuring of Social Education and Lifelong Learning and Community Governanceeducation” is a term coined by combining “society” with “education.” It is an established concept for education that is conscious of society, aimed at society, and involved in society (Matsuda 2014, p. 23). It is said that the term came into use in the 1880s, and social education achieved a major tu

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Teacher Narrative Descriptionrecords written by teachers have been one of the main discourses used to represent teaching practices. Narrative teaching records have three important features. First, teachers tell classroom stories in the first-person narrative. The style of teacher narrative records arose from private journals an

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Background of “Individualized Meritocracy” Among Japanese Youth: Social Circulation Model of Postwarapan caused gigantic tidal waves to roll inland, destroying a large number of towns on the coast and resulting in a huge loss of human life—around 19,000 people are dead, and about 2500 people are still missing to date. Waves also assaulted the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, inflicting sever