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Mason, Jana M.; And Others – 1989
Japanese and American reading programs in kindergarten and the primary grades differ extensively. This is partly because the Japanese written language makes initial learning easier and later learning more difficult. In addition, bolstered by a long history of literacy, Japanese parents provide more uniform support for their children's academic…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Classroom Environment, Educational Objectives, Foreign Countries