The Japanese society without any lack of resources. As parents, what do we give our children?

When these children become adults, it will be a completely unpredictable time. They will have more information, a wider range of activities, and more people to interact with than ever before. They will have to think, decide, and act on their own.

To prepare for it,What should we as parents grant as an educational institution? What should we not do?We must think carefully.

At the end, I was going to prepare a PowerPoint presentation to explain the significance of this event and how it is connected to educational reform, but decided against it.

Because I thought it would be enough for the children to see their presentations.

I just want to say one last thing. As a parent or guardian, I know that you were quite anxious this time. I wonder what they are doing now, if they are injured, involved in accidents, getting along with their friends, or causing trouble.

However, even if you are concerned, you cannot tell them to do this or that on line every time. After all,

We have to wait and trust that the children will take responsibility for their own actions and decisions.

This time it was for eight days, but in a few years the children will leave home.This time, parents and children experienced the future together.

When you are near them, they tell you what to do, take away your decisions, and sometimes even take away your ability to think. Even just for the sake of it, Japanese society is all set and nothing is missing. Trains come on time. Promises are fulfilled. If you are in trouble, someone will help you.

There is nothing you can't live without thinking for yourself and doing something about it.

The qualities and abilities lost in this kind of life. These are precisely the skills for living that will be required in the future.

At the end of the meeting, I spoke with the parents who also sent their sisters to Nepal and sent them to study at a boarding school in England as soon as they returned.

I went to the entrance ceremony, and it was a simple affair! There was not a single Englishman who was attached to his parents and children as if he was leaving them behind. After the ceremony, the parents would leave quickly, and the children would go back to their dormitories. I felt the dignity of saying, 'Leave the rest to us.

Instead, information is disseminated through SNS and other means, both in terms of content and frequency. They say that they can rest assured that what is going on in the school is transmitted on Twitter every step of the way. Compared to information dissemination in Japanese schools, 、、、、

However,I think it really took a lot of courage for the parents to send their children to Nepal this time. An adventure for both parents and children. Children presenting with confidence. Parents in tears watching them.

Through this repetition, both the parent and the child will grow. It is the only way.As parents, what do we give our children?

What a wonderful meeting!