Educación en Japón
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educación, enseñanza, aprendizaje, metodologías, estudiantes, docentes, investigación educativa, evaluación, diseño curricular, políticas educativas, reformas educativas, exclusión, inclusión, diversidadAbstract
La formación escolar nos ofrece la posibilidad de conseguir un trabajo suficientemente remunerado y satisfactorio. Para las naciones una población con mayor escolaridad significa crecimiento económico y el desarrollo de valores compartidos que dan a la sociedad mayor cohesión. Idealmente las personas de todas las naciones debemos adquirir un mejor nivel de vida gracias a la educación. Sin embargo, la historia de cada nación da lugar a realidades distintas, no siempre favorables para la mayoría de la población. Por ejemplo hay un con- traste entre México y Japón en el área educativa.
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