Posted in: Japanese schools abroad to get more PCs for online study amid pandemic See in context
Excuse me, what about the children whose education has suffered here in Japan. Why are teachers not on-line teaching our children????? My son suffered before this virus and now it is even worse and who is paying the brunt myself and moreover him as I cannot teach him Japanese. I am angry when I read this what about the mixed children where there is no Japanese parent in the family??????????????
that is a shame and local governments should be held accountable! Maybe organize within the PTA? It’s been very effective to push changes at our school.
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Posted in: Japanese schools abroad to get more PCs for online study amid pandemic See in context
Geez... even their overseas schools don't have modern technology? The government is probably sore that they can't get faxes there.
No, it is purposeful. Not everyone wants their children sitting in front of laptops and iPads all day. It’s a nightmare in local public schools where they can’t have class if the Internet goes down.
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Posted in: Japanese schools abroad to get more PCs for online study amid pandemic See in context
We have children who attend Japanese school in the US. Our school has English every day for an hour as well as electives taught in English. We also have exchanges with local schools....I assure you the kids are doing just fine learning English.
Secondly, our tuition is extremely high. We normally don’t use computers much at all. We receive very little tax money compared to schools in Japan. As citizens, the government believes we have a right to Japanese education, so we have to have the laptops. We cannot have in class sessions right now as it isn’t even allowed by the local government and probably won’t be in the fall.
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