The Following Are True About the Japanese Educational System Except

question 53

Multiple Choice

The following are true about the Japanese educational system except

• A) the workload for students is heavier than that of the American educational system.
• B) it possesses a non-restrictive and individualistically-oriented environment.
• C) it demands considerable conformity by the students.
• D) it has a relationship to the honor of the family that is directly tied to achievement.
• E) it is devoted to success at almost all cost, and sometimes teachers bully their students.

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