Japan's Education Ministry Plans Curriculum Overhaul for Deeper Learning and Flexibility
Japan's education ministry is planning to revise the country's school curriculum guidelines to encourage deeper, interactive learning opportunities for students and introduce more flexible class hours. This initiative, included in a draft summary from an advisory body, aims to ease pressure on children and teachers while allowing schools to reduce class hours for some subjects and use the time for other educational activities or student support.
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