"Joking!" Japanese school situation where Australian teachers were astonished [Dr. Educational Dr. Real]

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Due to the expansion of the new colon virus infection, the introduction of remote lessons is progressing at the educational setting.In this article, Koala Honyanagi's book, "Australian school Koala seen by a Japanese teacher, has been researched by a part -time lecturer at Keio Juku Normal Department, Tokai University, Waseda University, etc.We will introduce a part of the education recipes of "Australia", a developed country that has been actively incorporating remote lessons before the Corona's evil, has been excerpted and re -edited.

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"Australia" school that calms down immediately after school

There are many students in Japanese schools even after classes.This is because there are club activities and committee activities.Some students spend time with friends in the classroom after school.Students continue to talk by listening to the school broadcast, "Let's go home early."There are many cases where schools are where students are in place.Australian schools have no club activities.There are almost no committee activities.I do not do home room or cleaning on the way home.At the end of the class, the students leave school all at once.I get on the car or school bus of parents who came to pick me up, so I quickly disappeared, so the school calms down in no time.And when the student returns, the teacher returns.

An Australian student was surprised when he came to a junior high school in Japan

Sometimes I wonder, "Why is Australian schools so many garbage?" In particular, garbage is scattered everywhere after school. Ibisu (a friend of ibis is often seen in Australia) that falls on the ground. The reason why food is scattered outdoors is probably because they eat and drink outside. Once dirty, you can clean it and clean it. But Australian students do not clean. Who cleans them are cleaning people called cleaners or Janiters. In the early morning and evening, we use large machines to collect garbage. Some say that students do not clean because they will take their job. Some say it's ridiculous to have children clean. There seems to be no cleaning the toilet. I have guided a junior high school student from Australia to Japan to the school where I worked. The most interesting thing was after school cleaning. He said that it was the first time to clean at school. It was rare for Wako. I was doing a rag happily. I looked at the students who cleaned the toilet and rounded my eyes.