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juku-juku sj țestoase, țestoase mari, Orlitia borneensis.
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Dictionary of Iconic Expressions in Japanese: Vol I: A - ... - Halaman 591
[Kuniko Mukoda, “Haru ga Kita" in Tonari no On-na, p.182, Bg. 1981] juku-juku M: The manner in which liquid or moisture oozes out onto the surface of something; the state of being oozy or soggy. juku-juku (to) (Ullim L7:.E.%i5'£'i§'('ifi < WT t .
Hisao Kakehi, Ikuhiro Tamori, Lawrence Schourup,
1996
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Engineering Tasks for the New Century:: Japanese and U.S ...
Both of these institutions have gained great popularity in recent years and represent a multi-billion yen industry that provides supplementary education for Japanese students. Juku offer special tutoring lessons in a wide variety of subjects.
Office of International Affairs, Committee on Japan, Policy and Global Affairs,
1999
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Private Academies of Chinese Learning in Meiji Japan: The ...
In 1866 the whole family moved to Kyoto, where they ran a juku. The pupils came from good families, often connected with the imperial court; it is said that there were over a hundred students of all ages.-' In addition they also taught members ...
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Nationalisms of Japan: Managing and Mystifying Identity - Halaman 140
juku range from small schools conducted in houses with just a few students, to large companies with chains of juleu that are run for profit. The competition among juku can be fierce: one small juku offers prizes to its top students in order to ...
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Education and Schooling in Japan Since 1945 - Halaman 266
Juku attendance goes up with grade level. In 1985 only 6.2% of first-grade pupils went to juku, but the share went up to 29.6% in sixth grade and 47.3% in the third year of junior high. Altogether 16.5% of elementary school pupils and 44.5% of ...
Edward R. Beauchamp,
2014
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Japanese and American Education: Attitudes and Practices
Undermining of the Public School System Undermining by Juku. Juku, yobiko, entrance examinations, and school ranking are a cancer insidiously destroying the health of Japan's public school system. Ever so gradually juku are subtly ...
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Urban Education - Halaman 199
The fifth issue is a tendency to depend on private study institutions outside the school system, such as Juku. Juku can be divided into two types, one the 'academic school' and the other the 'culture school'. The 'academic school' is a private ...
David Coulby, Crispin Jones, Duncan Harris,
2005
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World Yearbook of Education 1992: Urban Education - Halaman 199
The fifth issue is a tendency to depend on private study institutions outside the school system, such as Juku. Juku can be divided into two types, one the 'academic school' and the other the 'culture school'. The 'academic school' is a private ...
David Coulby, Crispin Jones, Duncan Harris,
2013
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The Challenge of Eastern Asian Education: Implications for ...
According to the exam results, students are streamed into various academic, technical and vocational high schools and juku enrollments drop to the 30 percent range as seen in figure 9. 1.2 An estimated 130,000 high school students, or less ...
William K. Cummings, Philip G. Altbach,
1997
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Japanese Education in the 21st Century - Halaman 87
However, most juku are simply study classes taught by retired teachers or homemakers in their houses a few times a week in the late afternoon and early evening. Juku provides middle school students with supplementary lessons several ...