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Education Policy in Japan: Building Bridges Towards 2030
www.oecd.orgSustaining holistic education: A key objective for the education system One crucial feature explaining the success of the education system in Japan is the effective delivery of a well-rounded (holistic) education for children: teachers are skilled and take good care of students overall; students are engaged and
Holistic Education: An Approach for 21 Century
files.eric.ed.govHolistic education is a fairly new movement, which began to take form as a recognizable field of study and practice in the mid-1980s in North America(R, Miller 2004). It emerged as a response to the dominant worldview of mainstream education, often referred to the “mechanistic” or “Cartesian-Newtonian” worldview. Rather than
Holistic Education values
holistic-education.netValues in Holistic Education Scott H. Forbes 3 and non-mechanical, if not ineffable. The view of mind as machine, while increasingly popular as a model of some thinking, especially that involving