Laut einer Umfrage des Bildungsministeriums besuchen in Japan möglicherweise mehr als 8.000 ausländische Kinder im Grundschul- und Mittelschulalter keine Schule.
Diese Zahl entspricht 5,2 Prozent aller im Land lebenden ausländischen Kinder.
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Japan verlangt derzeit von ausländischen Kindern keinen Schulbesuch.
https://www.asahi.com/ajw/articles/16074437
4 Kommentare
Even if the children do not know Japanese, it’s better to send them to school. Otherwise, they’ll have trouble finding a good job and living in Japan when they grow up.
Yes, there may be some bullying but younger children probably would be able to pickup the language. If there are bullying, should contact the school. If they don’t do anything, should contact the police and also post on social media. Be sure to record all conversation to show as proof.
I know a few of these families. We are both foreign but we sent our kids through Japanese school. It’s a lot of extra work because our Japanese is limited but we have worked really hard to help our children be successful.
A lot of the families we know where both parents are foreign choose to homeschool their children. I think in some places that would be okay- but with a western family that doesn’t speak fluent Japanese it hurts the children so much. It really limits their ability to stay in the country and assimilate. In the end they are dooming their children to a life where they can’t get a job or they HAVE to move back to a country whose primary language is their home language.
Why doesn’t foreign students attend school? Is it because they have to make a living ? I have no idea on Japan school on foreign students. Probably more factors
Should be mandatory for them to attend schools