Diferențe majore între școala japoneză și cea din România: Elevii nu sunt scoși la tablă, nu dau teze. Tot ei fac curățenie

In Romania, the academic year begins with politicians emphasizing education's importance, contrasting with Japan's high university enrollment and different educational values. A Romanian mother in Japan highlights the unique aspects of Japanese schooling, where students take on responsibilities like cleaning and serving meals, fostering discipline and respect. Unlike Romania, where students face traditional evaluations, Japanese children are not graded in early years. The article also features a Japanese student in Romania, noting cultural differences in education and behavior. Experts suggest adopting Japanese values of responsibility and discipline in Romania's education system, which struggles with functional illiteracy despite longer compulsory schooling.