Education in Japan

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Region: Japan

The problem of education in Japan is characterized by a highly competitive and rigid system that places immense pressure on students to perform well on standardized tests, leading to a lack of creativity and critical thinking skills. Additionally, there is a shortage of qualified teachers and a growing disparity in educational opportunities between urban and rural areas.

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                JOEE brings joyful English-language lessons into orphanages, preparing kids for future jobs in the globally-connected, wide world. This project ends on December 31, 2022. Please help us reach our goal...
                
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                Starting with career assessment tests for the future, we have several programs where the children living in group homes in Japan can choose to sign up & pursue the skills we are helping them with. 1) ...
                
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                The YouMeWe NPO (YWM), was organized in 2018 to empower, educate and inspire children residing in foster homes in Japan, assisting them with the opportunity of becoming productive, motivated members o...
                
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                Ashoka Japan's Youth Venture (YV) initiative provides an environment to practice 'Changemaking' - a skill that we all must be equipped with to embrace the new era.  Ashoka Youth Venture was first init...
                
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                This project provides 3-day training opportunity for women and younger generations to shape ideas into actionable project plans. Many areas in Japan still lack inclusive environment where women and yo...
                
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