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    This document discusses mothers and education in Japan. It contains three main points: 1) To Japanese women, motherhood is considered a prestigious profession focused on a child's education. Mothers are heavily involved in their children's education from a young age. 2) A mother's primary responsibility is their child's education. They help with homework, attend school meetings, choose schools and teachers, and shuttle children between classes and tutoring. 3) Some critics argue Japanese mothers' focus on education is overly serious and leaves children without time to play. Mothers also bear much of the burden of the intensive education system.

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    This document discusses mothers and education in Japan. It contains three main points: 1) To Japanese women, motherhood is considered a prestigious profession focused on a child's education. Mothers are heavily involved in their children's education from a young age. 2) A mother's primary responsibility is their child's education. They help with homework, attend school meetings, choose schools and teachers, and shuttle children between classes and tutoring. 3) Some critics argue Japanese mothers' focus on education is overly serious and leaves children without time to play. Mothers also bear much of the burden of the intensive education system.

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    Education

    Mothers in Japan
    CONTENT
    Definition

    Responsibility

    life of Hiromasa, Nanoko


    Masuo and Toshihiro
    Criticism
    Definition
    ※ A supportive, aggressive mother
    who is completely involved in children's education.
    ※ To Japanese women, motherhood is a profession,
    demanding and prestigious
    ※Education of the child is the number one responsibility
    Responsibility

    01 03
    Help with homework and
    Cook rice and make attend the mothers' meeting;
    o-bento choose the right school and
    the right teacher.

    0 They wait for hours in line to


    register their children for exams
    and then wait for hours in the 0
    Shuttle their children between
    different classes; even work
    part-time to pay for juku

    2
    hallways while their children take

    4
    exams.
    life of Hiromasa, Nanoko Masuo and Toshihiro

    Their mother always


    spend most of their time
    Their life is centered around
    with children to deal
    schoolwork
    with their children's
    education.

    Life of their mothers' is Children's life


    centered around them
    Their attitudes towards
    education is overly
    Children are launched into the serious.
    education system from a very
    young age.
    Criticism

    Another major portion of


    Japanese mothers are among
    critics come from the
    the major critics because they
    Japanese who have lived
    bear much of the burden of
    abroad.
    the system.

    These parents want their children to have more time to play, to be creative and
    independent.
    Thank you ！

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