Education in Contemporary Japan: Inequality and Diversity

William K. Cummings · Kaori Horne Okano · Motonori Tsuchiya

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Introduction 1. Analytical frameworks: schooling and the society 2. Development of modern schooling 3. Students' experiences of schooling I: social groups 4. Students' experiences of schooling II: minorities 5. Teachers' experiences of schooling 6. Problems and reforms in the 1980s and 1990s Conclusion.

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