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DAILY REPORTS
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Jan 06
Delco teachers view school days in Japan
(Delco Times)Jan 06
Academic career in Japan served as vital lesson in culture, says dean
(Japan Times)Jan 05
Foreign university faculty face annual round of 'musical jobs'
(Japan Times)Jan 05
Japanese ABC Learning affiliate to close down
(ABC News)Jan 05
Editorial: Job training important
(Asahi)
Jan 05
Right attitude can break language barrier
(sfgate.com)Jan 02
Japan to raise English fluency
(Straits Times)Jan 01
Another Keio student arrested for possessing marijuana
(Kyodo)Dec 29
Editorial: Testing academic ability
(Asahi)Dec 29
Govt to name, shame firms that pull student job offers
(Yomiuri)
Dec 29
Workforce welcomes skilled foreigners
(Yomiuri)Dec 28
Tokyo Education Board's ban on votes, show of hands goes too far
(Mainichi)Dec 28
More parents send kids to Indian, Chinese schools
(Japan Times)Dec 27
Aceh teen now Waseda-bound in wake of tsunami, family tragedy
(Japan Times)Dec 27
Teachers with mental disorders on rise
(Yomiuri)
Dec 26
No. of foreign students reaches record 124,000
(Kyodo)Dec 26
Akita student test data aired / Governor releases national achievement scores despite criticism
(Yomiuri)Dec 25
Plan to teach English classes in English prompts worries among educators in Japan
(Mainichi)Dec 24
Editorial: Teaching in English
(Asahi)Dec 24
English classes to get more English
(Asahi)
Dec 24
Brookline teacher spends three weeks in Japan soaking in culture
(nashuatelegraph.com)Dec 24
Japanese Christmas Carols
(dailytidings.com)Dec 23
English classes face a shakeup
(Japan Times)Dec 23
Universities, colleges with delinquent student loans to be named
(Yomiuri)Dec 23
Care workers struggling with kanji / Indonesian nurses finding Japanese writing system a formidable
(Yomiuri)
Dec 23
'Self-isolated' students form school council
(Yomiuri)Dec 23
Cram-free policy ditched in plan for high schools
(Yomiuri)Dec 22
Japan's Colleges Had 69 Billion Yen Paper Losses
(Bloomberg)Dec 22
Suzuki to cover tuition for foreign kids
(Yomiuri)Dec 21
To conform at times is neither a Japanese diktat nor a sellout of self
(Japan Times)
Dec 21
18 private colleges rack up 69 bil. yen in latent losses
(Yomiuri)Dec 20
University chief ousted over loss
(Asahi)Dec 19
Teacher fired over 1997 groping case
(Asahi)Dec 19
Panel urges doubling of textbook content
(Yomiuri)Dec 19
1000 Japanese youngsters arrive in China for friendly visit
(People's Daily)
Dec 18
Papers sent in student skylight death
(Asahi)Dec 18
Papers sent on principal, teacher over boy's death
(Yomiuri)Dec 18
Special zone college stops accepting applicants
(Yomiuri)Dec 18
200 clubs closing at Tokyo middle schools each yr
(Yomiuri)Dec 17
Fashion guidance for aging Japanese lads
(Washington Post)
Dec 17
Reading, writing tied to math scores
(Asahi)Dec 17
Obesity falling in 12-17 age bracket
(Japan Times)Dec 17
Panel eyes school phone ban / Government body suggests students leave mobiles at home
(Yomiuri)Dec 17
Tottori Pref. test scores ordinance nears final OK
(Yomiuri)Dec 16
25 mil. yen subsidies up in smoke / Local govts unlikely to recoup funds from struggling nursery ope
(Yomiuri)
Dec 16
Labor Ministry starts special job counseling
(NHK)Dec 15
Teachers lose appeal against ruling ordering them to sing Kimigayo
(Kyodo)Dec 15
Pupils told to take part in hot classroom test
(Yomiuri)Dec 13
Ex-board official gets suspended term
(Asahi)Dec 13
Voided offers upset students, temp staff
(Yomiuri)
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