What is there about education in Japan?

1. Open education, weakening the worship of famous schools.

Education in Japan is very open-ended. In China, we always think that children can't lose at the starting line, but Japanese education is not, especially in the early grades. Basically, children are playing outside as soon as they get out of school.

Japanese education only requires you to do one thing well, and you have a specialization in the arts. Becoming a good baker and chef can also be very nourishing.

Removal of prestigious school cults. Japan has a requirement for the basic salary of university graduates: it cannot exceed 210,000 yen, which is about 10,000 yuan (survey data of the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare of Japan).

That is, whether you graduated from a prestigious school or a general school, there is so much you can get in the first step into society.

2. Equalization of educational resources.

In China, high-quality educational resources are very concentrated, and everyone sharpens their heads to buy school district houses and wants to send their children to the best schools. But in Japan, they don't fix teachers in one school and make this school the strongest.

Teachers in Japanese schools change every year. For example, a friend of mine has about seventy or eighty schools in the vicinity, and the teachers at these schools change every year. In this case, it is unlikely that there will be a concentration of high-quality teacher resources.

Japan will not let high-quality teachers lose private schools, and he will keep some stronger teachers to rotate, which can ensure educational fairness to a certain extent.

On the one hand, Japanese education pays more attention to the cultivation of students' comprehensive ability, especially the cultivation of students' personal creative ability. On the other hand, Japanese education focuses on the etiquette education of students. Japanese manners are very good, and this is closely related to the etiquette education that Japanese students receive.

I think the most brilliant thing about Japanese education is his control of politeness, because Japan has a strong sense of politeness and etiquette, and adults can set a good example, so the impact on children is subtle.

Japanese education pays great attention to practicality, and also pays attention to the exercise of children's abilities, and cultivates various skills for independent survival from an early age. In addition, Japan is the world's largest annual education spending. Education in Japan is valued and supported by the whole people.

With the development of society, more and more people like to travel abroad, although the first impression of Japanese people is that Japanese people are too polite! Whether it is to family, friends, or strangers, they treat others with respect, which is worth learning from all of us.

1. Pay attention to cultivating etiquette from an early age

Japan attaches great importance to children's etiquette education, and many children are taught to be grateful to everyone who helps them from kindergarten onwards. These are small details, but over time, the impact on a person is huge, and the habits formed will follow the children's life and be engraved into their bones. When they grow up, every child will respect their teachers, their elders, and everyone.

2. Team spirit and gratitude

As mentioned above, children are raised to arrange their own lunches. There is a sense of teamwork and gratitude for food that develops them. Teamwork to complete their own lunch work is a "compulsory course" in many elementary schools in Japan, and this teamwork is also reflected in various activities, such as "school festivals and sports festivals" are activities that children complete independently, and teachers do not interfere, and the children plan by themselves, prepare their own materials, arrange their own work, and hold their own "festivals" together.

3.Teach children to be independent and not troublesome

In Japan, it is rare to see parents who take their children to school carry their school bags for their children. No matter what age a child is in Japan, no matter how heavy the contents of the school bag are, parents will not help them carry it, and children have learned to have an independent personality since elementary school, so that they can carry their own "responsibilities". "The spirit of independence cultivated from an early age makes many children not easily trouble others.

4. From a young family, I was exposed to it

Japanese children who know how to be polite also have a pair of parents in the family who are polite to others. Children are taught basic manners from an early age, and Japanese children are very polite to their parents at home. We don't have to copy the Japanese way of education.

It's about learning to learn from and incorporate good ways into our original ways.

Cultivate children's own qualities, know how to be polite and grateful, as well as the ability to live independently, responsibility and commitment.

I think that the most important thing to learn from in Japanese education is that children can go to and from school independently, so that they can exercise their independence and autonomy, and in Japan, there are many children who need to be picked up by their parents even if they go to high school.

I have to say that Japan's open education is very worthy of our learning, Japan will not put too much pressure on children in education, and more advocates children's independent learning, which is worth learning from all of us.

First of all, Japanese etiquette is really good, and guests are greeted politely. The second is the Japanese concept of children's education, which pays more attention to children's down-to-earth steps and cannot be ambitious.

1. Some children in Japan have lunch at school, and the whole process is done by themselves, and the division of labor is clear. Students divide the work to clean the tables and utensils.

2. Parents in Japan do not feed their children when they are very young. Instead, they will teach him how to eat, and when they reach the right age, they will also teach them some other life skills to make them gradually independent.

3. In everyday Japanese language, parents often say to their children, you have to be patient.

Let your child learn to resist pressure, when the child does five things right, only praise three, and point out the disadvantages of the other two things, cultivate the child's character of not being proud and complacent, and at the same time humbly accept the opinions of others.

Education in Japan is very free, and children can choose the relevant courses according to their hobbies, so it is worth learning from respecting children's education.

In the usual education, great attention is paid to the cultivation of etiquette, in order to cultivate students' independence and self-determination, so that they can have a team spirit, take the initiative to solve problems when encountered, and do not trouble others.

The biggest feature of Japanese education is that it will teach children to be patriotic, and they will also open some special national subjects to let children cultivate patriotism and develop independent character.

Japan is a country of etiquette, Japanese education is indeed worth learning from all of us, they can really control their behavior well, and they do their best to the etiquette and their responsibilities, they have a qualified control mechanism, as well as their strict self-control ability, in their eyes, everything is in order, orderly, this is where we are worth learning.

Japanese children are obviously different from our country in terms of education methods, which highlight the characteristics of exercising children, unlike Chinese children who are held in the palm of their hands. The advantage of this parenting concept in Japan is that it can help children grow up faster and form an independent personality, which is more conducive to integrating into the future society.

Do your own things, don't make trouble for others, know how to be grateful, say good morning to others every morning, learn to clean, and do what you can.

They will praise the child in various ways during the game or competition, so that he will have confidence, a sense of accomplishment and the desire to keep improving, so that he can understand that he can do well as long as he continues to work hard, so that the child can develop a character that is not discouraged.