Japanese education has been praised by other countries, what are the lessons to learn from Japanese

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.

The high school dropout rate is low, and the high school dropout rate in Japan is at a low level. In comparison, the average high school dropout rate in the United States:

Equality in Education Japan ranks out in terms of providing equal educational opportunities to students, regardless of their socioeconomic status. According to data released by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Japan is one of the countries with the highest educational equity in the world.

Someone has made some statistics on the education expenditure of Japanese families before, and many children have reached 10,000 US dollars in tuition fees before entering elementary school, and then the cost of attending elementary, middle, high school and university is about millions of yuan if you add them all.

Summary. Japan begins to educate children about their independence from an early age, while our Chinese parents love their children in every way, for fear that their children will suffer a little hardship and a little sin. Japanese children take cold showers and wear shorts in winter, which makes Chinese parents stunned.

Although this method is not necessarily right, I think it is imperative to educate children independently from an early age, because Chinese children are all little princesses and princes, and it is difficult to accept a little setback, and their resistance to pressure is poor.

Japan's environment is good for all to see. From an early age, their children watched their parents sort their garbage and take the garbage with them. In terms of population density, Japan has a much denser population than the Chinese, yet their sanitation far exceeds that of China.

It is the words and deeds of parents that make Japanese children aware of the importance of the environment from an early age.

We will face up to the gaps, learn from the strengths of Japanese education, and make up for our weaknesses, so that our country will become stronger and stronger.

What are some of Japan's educational philosophies worth learning from?

Japan begins to educate children about their independence from an early age, while our Chinese parents love their children in every way, for fear that their children will suffer a little hardship and a little sin. Japanese children take cold showers in winter and wear shorts, which makes Chinese parents even more stunned. Although this method is not necessarily right, I think it is imperative to educate children independently from an early age, because Chinese children are all little princesses and little princesses.

Japan's environment is good for all to see. From an early age, their children watched their parents sort their garbage and take the garbage with them. In terms of population density, Japan has a much denser population than the Chinese, yet their sanitation far exceeds that of China.

It is the words and deeds of parents that make Japanese children aware of the importance of the environment from an early age. We will face up to the gaps, learn from the strengths of Japanese education, and make up for our weaknesses, so that our country will become stronger and stronger.

The most worthy practice in the work of school mental health education in the United States is worthy of our reference.

In the face of the trend of younger patients with chronic diseases, school health education has a long way to go, and it is necessary to strengthen the education of children and adolescents on food, food and food safety, cultivate children's awareness of nutrition and health, and start health education from children. It is necessary to thoroughly publicize the importance of nutrition during the period of students, vigorously popularize nutrition knowledge, and improve students' awareness of nutrition and health. At the same time, it is necessary to develop children's motor skills and lay the foundation for the prevention of chronic diseases.

In Japan, with the development of science and technology, economy and society, the social structure and social life have undergone tremendous changes, and these changes have also brought various problems to people's physical and mental health. In the metropolis of Mozaiyin, over-density, serious traffic congestion, and environmental pollution all directly affect people's physical and mental health.

Kanji kanji

In Japanese vocabulary, it can be said that kanji accounts for three-fifths, and katakana imported from other languages (English, French, and German) accounts for one-fifth, and the more in-depth and literary the text, the more frequent kanji appears.

Of course, as in China, the more people who know Chinese characters, the more knowledgeable they are, and the more they are elderly.

Unfortunately, young people and students can't read many simple Chinese characters, but of course, the Chinese characters commonly used in daily life are basically mastered by the whole people.

After the introduction of culture, monks and foreign students, the culture of the Sui and Tang dynasties, especially the culture of the Tang Dynasty, was continuously introduced to Japan, and Chinese literature, astronomical calendars, medicine, Confucianism, and Chinese Buddhism had a profound impact on Japan. Japan has benefited enormously from China.

The influence of the Tang Dynasty on Japan was very wide-ranging, involving political decrees, religious culture, production technology, social customs, and so on.

Someone once said in a very general way: "In the system of the Middle Ages in Japan, it has always been considered that it is inherent in Japan, but when you open the history of the Tang Dynasty, you will find that many of them imitate the Tang system." This is not an exaggeration.

Tang mainly refers to the Tang Dynasty, which shows how far-reaching the influence of the Tang Dynasty was on Japan.

At that time, although there were several channels for spreading influence, the main roles and professionals who took on this task were the students and scholars who were sent to study in the Tang Dynasty with the Tang envoys. Their role in the cultural exchange between China and Japan is of great importance.

In an era when transportation was difficult and it was very dangerous to cross the sea, in order to learn from China, Japan sent envoys many times, especially Tang envoys to cross the sea to China, and the sacrifice was very great and the price was extremely high.

However, the dispatch of Tang envoys to bring back the civilization of the Tang Dynasty in China greatly contributed to the development of Japanese society.

Japan's "Taika Reform" was a major reform under the influence of China with the direct participation of students and scholars who had studied in the Tang Dynasty and returned to China in the early days (sent back to China by the Sui Dynasty in the early Tang Dynasty).

Its importance in Japan can only be matched by the Meiji Restoration of the 19th century. The emperor-centered centralized system, that is, the so-called legal system, was established as a result, and almost everything did not follow the Tang system and was modeled on the Tang Dynasty.

Hatred to hatred, hatred to hatred, but you also have to be humble to see the advantages of the Japanese! The advantage of Japanese education is that they are good at absorbing advanced cultural concepts from around the world! During the Qing Dynasty, it can be seen from the comparison between Japan and the Qing Empire that they took the lead in absorbing the advanced culture of Europe, and constantly innovated and improved various technologies, and gradually slowly threw off the pace of others to catch up!

The Qing Dynasty always considered itself the largest country in the world, and although it also saw the advanced culture of European civilization, it did not want to put down its shelves and make progress modestly, and eventually lagged behind Japan! The First Sino-Japanese War is the final test! Everyone knows that!

Japan attaches great importance to the practical experience of personal quality education, and often we can leave the stadium from some public places such as the stadium, and they are willing to consciously clean up the internal garbage of the stadium and take it away! Keep the field as clean as possible! This point is really worthy of serious study by Chinese, including the next generation!

Personally, I think that in terms of education, children are taught to think independently from an early age, and they do everything without asking others, but to let themselves do it independently.

In Japan, there is a very strange phenomenon: as a developed urbanized country, 90% of the population of Japan's big cities has entered the later stages of urbanization, but you are going to elementary school somewhere in Tokyo or the western highlands. Jotin Rural Elementary School.

You will find that the equipment conditions are basically the same. 99 percent of schools in Japan have outdoor playgrounds, 80 have gyms, and 60 have swimming pools. The country spent a lot of money in such a unified way.

This is done in order to achieve universal access to basic education. This is enough to show how much education is highly valued in Japan.

Japanese education is not rigid, and it cultivates children's independence, students have more free activities, and there are many clubs, focusing on children's all-round development.

Special emphasis is placed on the importance of one's ability to be independent. Therefore, we will pay attention to the cultivation of this aspect. Etiquette is also important, such as bowing habitually.

It's just that children will be trained to be brave from an early age, so that children can start to be independent early, which is really good.

Specifically, in terms of the polite education of students, our Chinese schools should learn.

1. Japanese primary and junior high school education emphasizes quality education. Classes are held from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m

30。Elementary schools in Japan from the first grade to the sixth grade are mainly based on quality education, such as how to effectively escape in a fire, **, and learn general skills in daily life.

Piano, painting, dance and other courses are all studied in schools in Japan, and parents do not need to hire a tutor. The content of the moral education curriculum is similar to the "Eight Honors and Eight Shames" that China now advocates, in which teachers start from the smallest details and ask students to protect the environment, help each other, and unite with each other. The teacher's teaching method is heuristic, and also tells the classic story of moral education, and sometimes the children are in the process of playing games, consciously improving their ideological and moral standards.

2. Students must enjoy high-quality and nutritious Chinese food at school at noon, end class at 2:30 p.m., and generally take half an hour on the way home. When you get home, you can complete your homework in about 40 minutes with a piece of paper for Chinese and math, and the rest of the time is at the student's disposal, and the student can have fun in various ways!

3. Japanese students are required to enter kindergarten from the age of three, and they have to pay fees for living and studying in kindergarten. But how much do you pay? The implementation of a flexible fee standard, that is to say, the tuition fee is determined by the income of the parents, and the higher the parents' income, the higher the payment; If the parents do not have a job, they enjoy the subsistence allowance, and the cost of kindergarten education is paid by the state.

4. Japan has compulsory education from elementary school to high school. All students are on an equal footing, and there is no distinction between high and low.

First of all, all students in Japan wear uniforms issued by **. What's even more peculiar is the embroidery of the student's name on the left chest of each uniform, such as "Mita, Zuo Zuoki, Oguri Keiko" and so on. The advantage of embroidering the name on the clothes is that it has a strong binding force on the students, such as the students in school, or in the society violating the school rules, you can know which school students are at a glance.

In my country, I have heard a joke: in a vocational high school, several students violate the school rules, the principal takes care of them, and after the students rudely insult the principal in the local language, they turn around and run, but the principal never finds out what grade these students are in and which class they belong to.

Secondly, Japan dresses the same from elementary school to high school, all boys are chestnut heads (that is, small flat heads), which looks particularly spiritual, and girls all have short hair, giving people a sense of vitality. No one is allowed to wear fancy clothes. From elementary school to junior high school, lunch is provided by the state at noon, and the food includes:

Half an egg, a meatloaf, two pieces of sea fish, a plate of lettuce (many vegetables in Japan are eaten raw, even cabbage is eaten raw, but I really can't get used to it), a plate of sauce, half a bowl of miso soup, a bowl of rice (Japanese rice is even better than Thailand's, the grains are full, soft and delicious, a chew is full of relish, it is definitely a green product), a piece of MHA brain tonic deep-sea fish oil.

Finally, from elementary school to high school, Japanese students walk to and from school or take buses, and they have never seen parents pick up and drop off their children in a car, and there are no parents in front of each school.