How Does the Japanese Educational System Differ from That of the United

question 71

Multiple Choice

How does the Japanese educational system differ from that of the United States?

• A) Students in Japan do more work in class, and far less at home.
• B) Students in Japan attend school for 240 days and have much more homework.
• C) Japanese teachers are permitted to slap students who misbehave in class.
• D) Students feel far less pressure to succeed in Japanese schools than in the U.S.
• E) Japanese students are encouraged to reject conformity and confront authority.

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Definitions:

Problem Presentation

The manner in which a problem is laid out or disclosed to someone, influencing their understanding and method of solving it.

Deductive Reasoning

Deductive reasoning is a logical process in which a conclusion is based on the concordance of multiple premises that are generally assumed to be true.

Object Permanence

The realization that items persist in existence even when they are not visible, audible, or perceptible in any way.

Rehearsal

A mnemonic strategy of repeating information (either aloud or silently) to facilitate retention and later retrieval.