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Society for Quality Education

Sunday at the Movies (Japanese Schools)

June 05, 2011 by .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) at 05:32 PM

Since I’m now visiting Japan, an extremely impressive country in terms of logistics and friendly culture, here’s a short clip about Japanese schools. Certainly, we see groups of kids everywhere on school trips and, although they are clearly having a very good time, they are courteous and well-behaved.

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If you’re in Tokyo, Malkin, please visit the private schools that teach in English.  Most go from kindergarten to grade 12, and the IB is taught at all of them.  My children went to Seisen International School, and St. Mary’s, which has schools all over the world.  There was also the American School, and Sacred Heart.  Check out the primary texts and workbooks.

Posted by Bev on 06/06 at 06:58 AM
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