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JAPANESE　LESSONS　:　A　YEAR　IN　A　JAPANESE　SCHOOL　THROUGH　THE　EYES　OF　AN　AMERICAN　ANTHROPOLOGIST　AND　HER　CHILDREN
Japanese　lessons　:　a　year　in　a　Japanese　school　through　the　eyes　of　an　American　anthropologist　and　her　children / Benjamin,　Gail

Material Type	Books
Publisher	New　York : New　York　University　Press
Year	1997
Language	English
Size	x, 262 p. ; 22 cm

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大学	Knowledge Forest 65		372.107/BE	000073718			9780814712917	V-Shelf	Req Memo	Reserve		V-Shelf	Req Memo	Reserve

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Contents	Getting started Why study Japanese education? Day-to-day routines Together at school, together in life A working vacation and special events The three R's, Japanese style The rest of the day Nagging, preaching, and discussions Enlisting mothers' efforts Education in Japanese society Themes and suggestions Sayonara
Notes	Includes　bibliographical　references　(p.　255-257)　and　index
Authors	Benjamin,　Gail <BENJAMIN,　GAIL>
Subjects	LCSH:Education,　Elementary -- Japan -- Urawa-shi All Subject Search LCSH:Students,　Foreign -- Education　(Elementary) -- Japan All Subject Search LCSH:American　students -- Japan All Subject Search LCSH:Elementary　schools -- Japan -- Urawa -- Sociological　aspects All Subject Search LCSH:Comparative　education LCSH:Benjamin,　Gail
Classification	NDC9:372.107
ID	1000071011
ISBN	9780814712917