Школа в Японии делится на три ступе

Школа в Японии делится на три ступени:
- Начальная школа
- Средняя школа
- Старшая школа
Начальная и средняя школы обычно находятся в 5-10 минутах ходьбы от дома учащегося. Разумеется, в сельской местности школа может быть и существенно дальше. Нумерация классов не сквозная, как в России, а внутренняя - "первый класс начальной школы", "второй класс средней школы" и так далее. Параллели обычно обозначаются буквами латинского алфавита: 1-A (первая параллель первого класса), 1-B (вторая параллель первого класса) и так далее.В отличие от российских школ, в Японии за каждым классом закрепляется свой кабинет (в России кабинет закрепляется за учителем). Поэтому не ученики, а учителя ходят между уроками из кабинета в кабинет. Занятия в школе обычно начинаются в половине девятого утра. Каждый понедельник перед началом занятий ученики строятся на "линейку", и перед ними в течение 15 минут выступает директор школы. В прочие дни это время отводится для общешкольных объявлений и отмечания посещаемости. По окончании уроков ученики сами полностью убирают школу и пришкольные территории.

Результаты (английский) 1:

In Japan, the school is divided into three levels:
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-elementary school middle school high school

-elementary and middle schools are usually in 5-10 minutes ' walk from the houses of the learner. Of Course, in rural areas the school may be significantly more. The numbering of classes is not end-to-end, as in Russia, and the inside-"first class", "elementary school second grade of secondary school" and so on. The parallels are typically identified by the letters of the Latin alphabet: 1-A (the first parallel first class), 1-B (the second parallel first class) and so on. in contrast to Russian schools in Japan, for each class of fixed my Office (Russia Office is assigned to the teacher). Why not the students, and teachers are walking between lessons from Cabinet to Cabinet. School usually starts at half past nine in the morning. Every Monday before the start of classes students are based on the "ruler", and before them within 15 minutes is the Director of the school. The other days it's time to be set aside for wide announcements and celebrate their attendance. At the end of the lesson the disciples themselves fully clean the school and school grounds.

Результаты (английский) 2:

School in Japan is divided into three stages:
- Elementary School
- High School
- High School
Elementary and secondary schools are usually in 5-10 minutes walk from the student. Of course, rural school can be much more. The numbering of the classes are not sequentially, as in Russia, and the interior - "the first grade of primary school", "second class of high school" and so on. The parallels are usually denoted by the letters of the alphabet: 1-A (the first parallel first class), 1-B (second parallel first class) and so on.In contrast to Russian schools in Japan for each class is assigned to his office (in Russian cabinet is assigned to the teacher). Therefore it is not the students and teachers between lessons go from office to office. Classes at the school usually start in the middle of the ninth morning. Every Monday before the training the students are based on the "line", and in front of them within 15 minutes of playing the headmaster. On other days it is time set aside for school-wide announcements and mark the attendance. At the end of the lessons the students themselves completely clean the school and school grounds.

Результаты (английский) 3:

School in Japan is divided into three stages:
- Primary school
- Middle school
- Secondary school
the initial and secondary school are usually in 5 to 10 minutes walking distance from home student. Of course,In the rural areas could be significantly further. The numbering classes do not end-to-end, as well as in Russia, and the interior - "the first grade of primary school", "the second grade of secondary school, and so on.Parallels are usually designated in the Latin alphabet: 1-A (the first parallel first class), 1- (b) (second parallel first class) and so on.In contrast to the Russian schools,In Japan, for each class is clamped his cabinet (in Russian cabinet is secured for the teacher). It is therefore not pupils, and teachers there are between lessons from the cabinet in the cabinet.Classes in the school usually starts in half the ninth morning. Every Monday before the beginning of class students are built on the "fence", and before them in 15 minutes is the director of the school.The other days it is time for summer holidays announcements and tag school attendance. At the end students lessons themselves fully serviced school and countryside territory.