In fact, many Japanese people give people the impression that they are very quality and polite, which also benefits from their good primary education. So since Japan's primary education is well-known in the world, let's analyze what it has done well today.

First, pay attention to the cultivation of independence. In fact, few parents of primary school students in Japan send them to school. Most of them go to school alone or with children in the community, and the school bus arranges transportation in a unified way. Of course, parents trust their children to go to school independently because they will cultivate their traffic awareness from an early age. At the same time, in the prescribed route, parents and police will be on duty accordingly, and Japanese primary school students will wear their own little yellow hats, which is also a reminder to pedestrians, pedestrians and vehicles on the general road. Be careful after seeing them. Moreover, primary school students in Japan have to bear corresponding obligations at school. For example, they have students on duty every week to cook for their classmates. After drinking milk, they will also wash the milk boxes themselves, unpack them and recycle them. This is also because of the independence cultivated since childhood.

Second, pay attention to etiquette education. In fact, from kindergarten, the school will require students to learn to smile and use polite language. Of course, these things learned from elementary school also run through Japanese life. Whether you graduate from kindergarten or primary school, the school will organize a solemn ceremony. School leaders, teachers and parents all need to dress up to complete this ceremony. This sense of ritual is to leave precious memories for children and make them realize their value from an early age. At the same time, Japanese schools will attach great importance to sports. Compared with many domestic physical education class, which is often borrowed by the main course teachers, Japanese physical education teachers will actually be an important assessment item of the school. They encourage students to take part in more exercises and hold regular sports meetings, which can not only exercise their children's health, but also exercise their sense of cooperation from an early age. Among them, Japanese students must take part in two events, one is marathon and the other is swimming, which is also the training of willpower.

In fact, Japanese education pays less attention to achievements and pays more attention to the spirit of unity and sharing. They usually let students know the meaning of cooperation and learn to take responsibility through group activities or daily activities, which is also an advantage worth learning in Japanese school education.