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Direct linkVelliaris, Donna M.; Willis, Craig R. – Journal of Research in International Education, 2014
The concept of being an "international" citizen is one that describes an increasing number of people worldwide. This has implications for the educational experiences of many students, which can be reflected in the school choices made by their parents. As part of this study, "international" parents residing in Tokyo were…
Descriptors: Profiles, School Choice, Family Characteristics, Parent Attitudes
Parmenter, Lynne; Lam, Carol; Seto, Flora; Tomita, Yuichi – Compare, 2000
Examines how elementary school children locate themselves geographically and affectively in relation to the world. The study focused on fourth- and sixth-grade students in Japan, Macau, and Hong Kong (China). Discusses why Japanese children are less likely to locate themselves in an international sphere. Includes references. (CMK)
Descriptors: Citizenship Education, Educational Policy, Elementary Education, Foreign Countries
