RULE ABIDING IS TAUGHT FROM JAPANESE SOCIETY SINCE YOUTH

🎓Wisdom from Japanese education 🎓vol.3The Japanese There are many people who follow the customs and rules of the world.This is a topic that is being talked about all over the world, and even in Myanmar, people with ties to the Japanese may follow suit.So how did the Japanese come to have a sense of adherence to the world's highest standards of behavior and discipline? It is said that this great thing happened in childhood.In Japan, the behavior of children has long been considered the responsibility of all adults in society.Not only the grandparents but also the adults who meet the neighbors get angry when a child who appears to be a nuisance in Japanese society seems to be disturbing them. There was such a culture.Because of this, parents have set strict rules for their children's behavior. လုံးဝ Never disturb others 」For example, a baby cries while riding a bus or train. Most parents get off at the next stop with their children if the noise does not stop. Therefore, even if your child spends less time playing in the playground that he or she expects, it may be a punishment for the child making a noise on the train."You have less time to play because of the noise on the train," he explained.By accumulating such experiences on a daily basis, children will be able to follow behaviors and rules.However, even in Japan, with the current urban development, grandparents, The number of adults who are close to a stranger's child has dwindled due to less time with neighbors and more unprotected parents. As a result, there is an increase in the number of Japanese children who do not follow the rules.On the other hand, in Myanmar, grandparents, Close relationships with neighbors remain. Incorporating such good Japanese culture into such an environment will definitely give birth to children who can adhere to world-class behaviors in society.If you want to change as the successor child of Myanmar, let's start with the previous adults. Japan and Myanmar, for example, have very different driving habits. In Japan, it intervened without paying attention to the other person. There is hardly anyone who plays the horn for a long time and makes the other person laugh.Are not adults doing things that will disturb others? I think it would be nice to change it this time.#WisdomfromJapaneseeducation