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Constructing New Notions of Publicnesshildren may be due to superior intelligence. The term intelligence is used in the sense of an individual’s general learning and problem solving abilities. It is generally considered that these abilities are acquired through both inherited and environmental determinants and are adequately measured by

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403982858ished by Parkerson, Schiller, Lomax and Walberg (1984), in which they found a median correlation of 0.34 between motivation and educational achievement. The possible contribution of motivation in the educational standards of Japanese school children is the subject of this chapter.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137363503nd the ways in which these high standards are achieved. There are two broad levels at which the Japanese experience is instructive. Firstly, the high Japanese educational standards appear to be attributable to the operation in Japan of certain general principles for securing efficiency. Secondly, th

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Introduction,, social scientists and politicians in Britain, the United States and Continental Europe. In the West, educational standards have in recent decades become an increasing cause of public concern. In Japan, educational standards are exceptionally high, such that by adolescence average Japanese teenager

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