Educating the Whole Child in Japan .... place in Buddhist monasteries: "Priests taught acolytes and other children in their temples, but there were few schools" (Beauchamp and Rubinger, 1989, p. 3 .... (3969 16 )
Foreign language instruction in Japanese schools .... subject matter including: "Western languages, Western military science, navigation, coastal defenses, and natural sciences" (Beauchamp and Rubinger, 1989, p. 23 .... (4037 16 )
Culture of Competition in Japanese Education .... by the top high schools, and graduates of these top schools tend to secure jobs leading to the elite positions in society" (Beauchamp and Rubinger, 1989, pp. .... (3969 16 )
Quality & Quantity of Japanese Schooling .... As Beauchamp and Rubinger (1989) note, "the Japanese are consumed with doubts and apparently bent on the most significant reform of their educational system .... (3806 15 )
Modern Japan and Education .... observers have long thought that Japanese higher education was the weakest link in an otherwise strong educational system" (Beauchamp and Rubinger, 1989, p. 151 .... (3934 16 )
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