This was made two years ago by 30 Japanese university students upon reflection of their English language education in Junior High and High School. These are their thoughts and pieces of advice to students, teachers, and the “Monbusho” (Ministry of Education).
I know EXACTLY what they mean. I wish the whole nation could watch this.
(Thanks to Sally H. for showing me this)
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POSTED Wednesday July 13th
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Well, Me too (._.)
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had no idea. It’s kinda like...French program in Ontario…
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About Me
My name is Lawrence Denes.After spending 5 years studying Japanese language, culture, literature, and history in St. Louis and Kyoto, I now live in Japan, in a town that most Japanese people have never even heard of, lost amid the rice fields and vending machines.
Please feel free to ask me anything, or send me an email.
