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Education in Japan презентация
Содержание
- 1. Education in Japan
- 2. History on education Formal education in Japan
- 3. In Japan children go to elementary
- 4. Kindergarten is optional and usually starts
- 5. A typical Japanese elementary school class has around 30 to 40 students.
- 6. The Japanese school year starts in
- 7. Many private schools have rules saying that
- 8. Students study subjects such as social
- 9. Every day students have “Daily Chores” they
History on education Formal education in Japan began with the adoption of Chinese culture in the 6th century.Buddhist and Confucian teachings as well as sciences, calligraphy, divination and
Слайд 2History on education
Formal education in Japan began with the adoption
of
Chinese culture in the 6th century.Buddhist
and Confucian teachings as well as sciences,
calligraphy, divination and literature were taught.
Scholar officials were chosen through an Imperial examination
system.
and Confucian teachings as well as sciences,
calligraphy, divination and literature were taught.
Scholar officials were chosen through an Imperial examination
system.
Слайд 3
In Japan children go to elementary school
for 6 years , middle
school for 3 years,
high school for 3 years,
and university for 4 years.
high school for 3 years,
and university for 4 years.
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Kindergarten is optional and usually starts at age 3. Alternately, there
is government-supervised day-care, which will also provide some preschool education.
Слайд 6
The Japanese school year starts in April.
Summer vacation is about 40
days long. It generally goes from about July 20th to August 31st.
Слайд 7Many private schools have rules saying that students must wear their
uniform at all times, on or off campus.
A student in uniform is a representative of the school, no “trouble-making” is tolerated. Within school hours or not, on campus or off, if a student is wearing the uniform they will be considered “in school”
A student in uniform is a representative of the school, no “trouble-making” is tolerated. Within school hours or not, on campus or off, if a student is wearing the uniform they will be considered “in school”
Слайд 8
Students study subjects such as social studies, Japanese, math, science/technology history,
healthy living, computer science, music, art , physical education, and home economics
Слайд 9Every day students have “Daily Chores” they do, including cleaning the
classrooms, halls, and yards of their schools.
