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THE DEMANDING JAPANESE EDUCATION SYSTEM Hello everyone,  This is our first project, and we’ve made a infographic about the differences about the Japanese and Spanish education. We’ve used a free application called Canva. To collect the information we have visited Japanese government pages, watched videos about their day to day and visited the Spanish education system to make the comparison. We have classified the data in different sections: → The percentage of public schools in both countries Spanish education has several types of schools, such as public (68% of the people), concerted (28%) or private (4%). Unlike Spain, in Japan we can find private and public schools with the 90% of the students registered in the second. As we can test, the most common schools in these two countries are the public schools, specially in Japan. Finally, there is a difference to consider between both countries. In Japan, even if the schools are public, is necessary to pay, a...

We’ve search all the information on the Internet, Wikipedia and more websites. Also, doing this project,  we’ve learnt all the interesting things about the Japanese Education System. When we found all the information about this topic, firstly, we get surprised with all the information.  First of all, we found the website “criced.tsukuba.ac.jp” and it web contains information about the different types of school in Japan, the types of education: Pre-school education. Elementary educational. Secondary education. In addition to websites such as https://web-japan.org/kidsweb/explore/schools/ , https://www.nippon.com/es/features/jg00072/ , etc., we also searched for information through YouTube videos, because the information is summarized in a clear way, and it was easier for us to translate it into the poster. After having collected all the information about the Japanese education system, we only needed to place the most interesting and important data...