Here are some reasons why Japanese kids are different than the rest of the world: Schoolchildren follow rules that are strange but true:
These children’s daily rituals at school enable them to grow up and become ‘good citizens’ — outside the school, in their neighborhoods and in the cities they belong to, their learning process delivers:
UNRELATED to the economic growth mantra generally front-footed as THE nirvana, HERE are two deliveries from the above ‘strange but true’ rules/rituals kids practice at school and bring home their learning:
AND THIS: Japan has the cleanest draining canal in the world. One may argue that it’s the city/neighborhood governance which makes these happen, but behind ALL processes are ‘human resources’ (good citizens) deployment to deliver all such:
‘Home & School’ is where ‘good citizens’ and human resources behind processes are manufactured!
Curated by and text added by Irshad Salim, Karachi (Oct. 18, 2022)
Honorary contributors to DesPardes: Adil Khan, Ajaz Ahmed, Anwar Abbas, Arif Mirza, Aziz Ahmed, Bawar Tawfik, Dr. Razzak Ladha, Dr. Syed M. Ali, G. R. Baloch, Haseeb Warsi, Hasham Saddique, Jamil Usman, Jawed Ahmed, Ishaq Saqi, Khalid Sharif, Majid Ahmed, Masroor Ali, Md. Ahmed, Md. Najibullah, Mushtaq Siddiqui,, Mustafa Jivanjee, Nusrat Jamshed, Shahbaz Ali, Shahid Hamza, Shahid Nayeem, Shareer Alam, Syed Ali Ammaar Jafrey, Syed Hamza Gilani, Shaheer Alam, Syed Hasan Javed, Syed M. Ali, Tahir Sohail, Tariq Chaudhry, Usman Nazir
