The Educational System of Japan
The Educational System of Japan
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These brief papers are much unlike those with which we are familiar in India ; they make no pretence of covering a subject, and they appear to come straight out of the class-work. There is no attempt to disguise old questions under new forms, nor to set novel problems j the B 478—53 4l8 EDUCATION IN JAPAN.
mathematical questions, for instance, appear to be all book- work, or matter so familiar as to amount to the same. As for the graduation thesis, it sounds more formidable than it probably rea...lly is, but it affords useful experience in methods of investigation to students who are really in earnest. No outside 535. The examining of all work by the teacher himself instead of by an outsider is opposed to English practice, but harmonises, as I understand, with that of America, where it is held that one who is fit to teach a class is fit to examine it, and that by no other means can undue competition and the concen- tration of the teacher's attention on picked pupils be avoided. The teacher, it is added, who has seen the pupil's work for months is a better judge of it than an examiner who sees it on a single occasion, and under abnormal conditions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These brief papers are much unlike those with which we are familiar in India ; they make no pretence of covering a subject, and they appear to come straight out of the class-work. There is no attempt to disguise old questions under new forms, nor to set novel problems j the B 478—53 4l8 EDUCATION IN JAPAN.
mathematical questions, for instance, appear to be all book- work, or matter so familiar as to amount to the same. As for the graduation thesis, it sounds more formidable than it probably rea...lly is, but it affords useful experience in methods of investigation to students who are really in earnest. No outside 535. The examining of all work by the teacher himself instead of by an outsider is opposed to English practice, but harmonises, as I understand, with that of America, where it is held that one who is fit to teach a class is fit to examine it, and that by no other means can undue competition and the concen- tration of the teacher's attention on picked pupils be avoided. The teacher, it is added, who has seen the pupil's work for months is a better judge of it than an examiner who sees it on a single occasion, and under abnormal conditions.
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