Not many outdoor education activities take place in Japan. Additionally, students only attend classes assigned by their teachers. So, I didn’t enjoy school very much when I was a high school student. Therefore, I would like to consider how students can enjoy school. First of all, I think students need to take outside education activities such as appreciating art, seeing an orchestra concert, and watching sports. It promotes their personal growth and fosters social development to them. Through various recreational activities that involve peer interaction, children learn to trust, respect, and collaborate with each other. In addition, occasional outdoor education is better for concentration and study efficiency than studying in a classroom all the time. However, some people would say that outdoor education requires a lot of time and presents challenges regarding activities during rainy or windy days. I have solutions to these problems....
Recently, there is a several studies which is about education. Also, I learn a several types of education in the world. I am going to introduce the education that I particularly thought good. In relation to how to learn several subjects, the best way is to make a output place. For instance, we have not only class teaching by teacher, but also students explain what they learn themselves. This way is effective to make what they learn in class established and they can notice what they do not understand. In terms of content of the lesson, they should learn about IT, information technology, as well as English, math, society and so on. Nowadays, the internet and social media is extremely spreading. If student do not have a clear knowledges, they could suffer from trouble on Social Networking Service. In order to prevent students from these problems, teachers should teach IT as one of the subjects. Finally, I recommend students go out for school...
This essay is going to talk about my personal experiences of culture shock in New Zealand. First of all, I definitely think what shocked me the most was the food, especially its made by host mother and host father. For the first two weeks when I came here, I thought that the food was really different to that I was used to in Japan and I didn't want to eat foods that was honestly made by them. Of course I understood that it's not the same and similar culture of food, but it made me feel terrible and I also got a fever unfortunately. The food they make was healthy and tasty like homemade pizza, fish and chips or mince pie. But at first they didn't suit my body because it was so different from Japanese food. So I talked to them and asked them to make Japanese food as much as possible to help me get over my culture shock. Then they started making Japanese food for me once or twice a week. My favourites are Japanese pancakes, fried rice and sushi. Thanks to their behaviour, I co...
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