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University lecturer calls out his lazy Japanese students, praises his hard-working Chinese ones
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Casey Baseel
Oct 14, 2015
Japan places a tremendous importance on education. Many would even argue that studiousness is part of Japan’s national character, and diligent students are seen as source of pride and an object of respect in Japanese society.
Nevertheless, a lecturer at one of Japan’s renowned universities is calling out the lazy Japanese youths he says he encounters in his classes, while praising his hard-working Chinese and Southeast Asian pupils.
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- (college • education • exchange students • internationalism • youth)
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