PECULIARITIES OF THE JAPANESE EDUCATION SYSTEM AND WHY EUROPEANS STATE IT AS HARMFUL

Abstract

Japan is a unique country in every sense. It is very difficult for Europeans to understand the inhabitants of this state, some customs and systems cause frank surprise. One of these "curiosities" can be called the Japanese system of education. Japanese children under 5 are considered real kings, and this implies permissiveness. This article will examine whether the Japanese system works, and children grow up to be strong, healthy individuals, or whether there are much more dangers in it than advantages.