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Values Education in Primary and Secondary School of Japan: Approach, Orderliness and Dilemma (Primary & Secondary Schooling Abroad; No. 1)
Place of publication | Year of publication | Collation: 
Shanghai | 2019 | p. 20-29
ISBN/ISSN: 
ISSN 1007-8495
Author: 
Sun Cheng; Karaki Kiyoshi
Corporate author: 
Shanghai Normal University
Region: 
Asia and the Pacific
© 孙成, 唐木清志 2019

Values education is an important part of primary and secondary education in Japan. It has two teaching approaches: curriculum teaching and practical teaching. After the Second World War, it has formed a political service orderliness which is unified with the national dominant ideology, a cultivating orderliness which is from the “Imperial People” to the “New Citizen”, a practical orderliness which is developing around the “Social Participation”. At present, Japan’s values education in primary and secondary schools mainly faces the dual dilemma of historical cognition and public value, especially in the aspect of historical cognition, which deserves our constant vigilance and attention.

 

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Resource Type: 
Research papers / journal articles
Theme: 
Civic / Citizenship / Democracy
Level of education: 
Primary education
Secondary education