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Japan lagged behind China for many centuries in the knowledge of writing until the fourth century AD
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The Japanese archipelago did not have symbols and forms for writing until the fourth century AD
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The Japanese people did not have a written literature until the early eighth century AD
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Japan's delay in contributing to human civilization was due to their lack of written language
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The Japanese have always been at the forefront of contributing to human civilization
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History of Japanese Education
- Japan lagged behind China in contributing to human civilization for many centuries.
- The Japanese people did not have a written language until the 4th century AD.
- The inhabitants of the Japanese archipelago spoke their own language without written symbols and forms until the 4th century AD.
- The lack of a written language delayed Japan's contribution to civilized history for a long time.
- Japan did not have written literature until the early 8th century AD, which took nearly four centuries.
- This lag in writing and literature delayed Japan's progress in education.
Edo Period
- Education during the Edo period revolved around "terakoya" (temple schools).
Meiji Era
- The Meiji era saw modernization of education in Japan.
- The modernization of education was a significant step in Japan's development.
After World War II
- Education in Japan underwent significant changes after World War II.
- The Ministry of Education (MEXT) was established.
- The Constitution of Japan plays a significant role in shaping education in Japan.
Education in Modern Japan
- Tokkatsu (education policy) is a key aspect of education in modern Japan.
- The philosophy of Tokkatsu influences education in Japan.
- The academic calendar is an important part of education in Japan.
- Students' trips, such as the Kyoto trip, are an integral part of the educational experience.
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Test your knowledge of the history of Japanese education, from the terakoya writing schools of the Edo period to the modernization efforts of the Meiji era and the educational changes after World War II. Explore the role of MEXT, the constitution, and Tokkatsu philosophy, as well as the academic calendar and student activities like trips to Kyoto. Gain insights into the evolution of Japan's education system.
