Non-formal Education (NFE) in Asia has a significant role to provide opportunities of education and learning for outreach population, such as the illiterate, the poor, women, children, youth, and ethnic minorities in the region. Still, dynamic policies and planning, and systematic mechanisms and approaches are all needed to meet diversified and urgent needs of learners who do not have proper opportunities of learning and face serious socioeconomic situation. This paper introduces an overview of NFE in Asia, with its issues and problems, and examines possible roles and contributions of Japanese social education and lifelong learning sectors to above-mentioned issues of NFE Asia, since they have rich experience and innovative approaches in th...
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This is an article to discuss problems arising out of the recent primary curriculum revision of Myan...
Non-formal Education (NFE) in Asia has a significant role to provide opportunities of education and ...
Education is one of the main pillars for poverty reduction in developing countries. There are 860 mi...
We have many educational problems in Japan. In this paper, the author explorers the inner life or va...
This paper examines the possibility of the symbiotic Japanese language education. The reform of the ...
This paper depicts the present situation of the education of Chinese returnees and introduces a uniq...
Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand are forming a cultural-economic region in Southeast Asia. And it ha...
This paper describes the current situation of foreign students in senior high schools in Gifu Prefec...
Foreign residents in Japan called “newcomers” have been increasing since the late 1970s. Japanese l...
人生80歳代を迎えている日本人にとって,人生を有意義かつ生き甲斐のあるものとして全うしていくためには,いかなる生涯学習が保障されなければならないか.生涯学習の機会の保障は,個々人にとっても,超高度高年...
As of 2008, more than two million foreigners live in Japan. We call emigrants who have settled down ...
These days the most important thing in education is to nurture the ability of students so they can c...
US has unique Youth Service systems. This paper introduces the systems and programs of Youth Service...
International education in Japan features two major categories of inbound programs. In the first, th...
This paper examines current situation on 'Career Education'and job assistance programmes either in f...
This is an article to discuss problems arising out of the recent primary curriculum revision of Myan...
Non-formal Education (NFE) in Asia has a significant role to provide opportunities of education and ...
Education is one of the main pillars for poverty reduction in developing countries. There are 860 mi...
We have many educational problems in Japan. In this paper, the author explorers the inner life or va...
This paper examines the possibility of the symbiotic Japanese language education. The reform of the ...
This paper depicts the present situation of the education of Chinese returnees and introduces a uniq...
Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand are forming a cultural-economic region in Southeast Asia. And it ha...
This paper describes the current situation of foreign students in senior high schools in Gifu Prefec...
Foreign residents in Japan called “newcomers” have been increasing since the late 1970s. Japanese l...
人生80歳代を迎えている日本人にとって,人生を有意義かつ生き甲斐のあるものとして全うしていくためには,いかなる生涯学習が保障されなければならないか.生涯学習の機会の保障は,個々人にとっても,超高度高年...
As of 2008, more than two million foreigners live in Japan. We call emigrants who have settled down ...
These days the most important thing in education is to nurture the ability of students so they can c...
US has unique Youth Service systems. This paper introduces the systems and programs of Youth Service...
International education in Japan features two major categories of inbound programs. In the first, th...
This paper examines current situation on 'Career Education'and job assistance programmes either in f...
This is an article to discuss problems arising out of the recent primary curriculum revision of Myan...