School Work

Posted in November 23, 2010 ¬ 9:02 amh.adminNo Comments »

School Work
How does a Japanese school work high and middle school work?

How a Japanese working and Middle Schools schools? As functions of degree. I know its early years, years two and three. But I do not know how old you each year. Do you have a tutor? and is that different teachers of different subjects, and what if the students are doing a sport? Are the games on weekends or after school? Sorry for asking so many questions, but I am trying to write a story and want it to be as accurate as possible

Both Japanese media and schools secondary are 3 years each. Since we do not have kindergarten, middle schools are grades 7 to 9 ages 12 and 13 years for the seventh year, Age 14 and 15 for the ninth grade. High School is 10 °, 12 students (ages 10 grade is 15 and 16, 16 and 17 for 11, 17 and 18 for grade 12.) Schools most Japanese middle are public and you go to school in their district. When they are in grade 9, almost all middle schools in Japan contact Input high school exam. It's kind of SAT as here, but the difference is that only get one shot, and you have to choose a school they want to go to a school backup in case you do not pass the test. All secondary schools are classified and senior high school are called "shingakukou" school is preparation for college. Middle and high schools rated low are kind of technology work, such as schools. Both middle and high school are tutors – all grades, and different teachers teach different subjects. But the difference U.S. is more of the teachers have no teachers' lounge. Therefore, teachers come to class, do not change classrooms for different subjects. All schools have sports programs after school called "Bukatsu" Bukatsu no is only sport, but also the arts and music and anything you can imagine. Most Japanese children who play sports only a sport, because they have no season here. So if someone play baseball, play baseball all year. All other sports are the same. His game is after school and on weekends. They practice ALL the time. Japanese sports clubs are difficult.