Japan is one of the most developed countries in education in the world, with more than 900 institutions of higher learning, world-class teaching facilities and education system, and many Nobel Prize winners have been trained in history. Japan's educational philosophy has its own unique advantages. Let's take a look together.

Etiquette education

Japan is a world-famous country of etiquette. No matter on any occasion, you should apologize first if there is a conflict. When you meet your elders, you need to follow the order of precedence. Therefore, I believe that many international students who have studied or will study in Japan will feel the same way. Do the Japanese often play it? すみません? 、? ごめんなさい? Tell me about it.

Unity and cooperation collective education

Japanese schools pay attention to cultivating students' sense of collective cooperation. No matter what programs or activities you want to perform at school, you almost always participate in the group. Thus, the spirit of national unity and collectivism in Japan has been cultivated.

Independent practical education

Another focus of Japanese education is students' hands-on education. At school, there are many projects to train children to cook, grow flowers and vegetables, raise small animals and so on. This kind of education makes children full of active desires from an early age, fully mobilizing students' brains and curiosity. Cultivate both hands-on ability and life ability.

Thanksgiving education

Knowing how to be grateful is an important point in Japanese education. Before eating, you will definitely put your hands together and say: いただきます! ? (a way for Japanese people to express their gratitude for food), and then began to eat. Teachers at school will say: the fate between people is very rare, and the fate between people and food is also very rare. Everyone needs to cherish and be grateful for every grain of rice.

Environmental awareness education

Japan began to cultivate environmental education from kindergarten, and milk was distributed to children. After drinking, let the children line up to wash in buckets, and then spread out the milk cartons to dry. Classified in the trash can, waiting for garbage collection. Therefore, the Japanese have developed the habit of sorting and recycling garbage since childhood.

Then, in order to reflect on the present situation of our education, besides improving our self-awareness and strengthening the diversification of education, a better way is to study in Japan in person, change our inherent consciousness and even change our destiny.