Yobiko

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A Jami'ar Tokyo, an sanar da sakamakon gwaji (test) hakan yasa aka jefa dalibi mafi nasara a sama a yayin gudanar da bikin cin wannan gwajin.

Yobikō makarantu ne masu zaman kansu da ake sayar da takardar shigansu ga ɗaliban da ke yin jarrabawar da ake yi kowace shekara a Japan daga Janairu zuwa Maris don tantance shigar koleji. Mafiya yawancin daliban dake shiga makarantungaba daya sun kammala karatun sakandare amma sun kasa shiga makarantar da suke so. Gwajin, ba kamar irin na baccalauréat na Faransa da Kwalejin Koriya ta Kudu ba, yana da nau'i daban-daban, tare da makarantu daban-daban suna neman sakamako daga jarrabawa daban-daban. A Japan, ana ɗaukar gwajin a matsayin mafi mahimmanci a cikin ilimin yara. Daliban da suka gaza suna iya ɗaukar shekara ɗaya ko fiye suna karatu don sake jarabawar. Ire-iren wadannan daliban ana kiran su da suna ronin. Yobiko suna kama da juku sai dai banbance-banbance kamar tsarin karatu, matsayin doka, da manyan nau'ikan ɗaliban da suke halarta. [1] [2]

Matsayin doka[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]

Su kamfanoni ne masu zaman kansu na riba [3] waɗanda Ma'aikatar Ilimi, Al'adu, Wasanni, Kimiyya da Fasaha ta Japan ta jera su a matsayin makarantu a hukumance.[4] A matakin gundumomi, ana kula da su ne daga hukumomin ilimi. [5] Duk da haka, suna ƙarƙashin kulawa kaɗan, saboda bin ƙa'idodin yanayin jiki abin da aka fi bincikawa, kuma ba a duba tsarin karatu da albashin malamai. [6]

Nau'ukan[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]

Yobiko ya bambanta da yawan ɗaliban da suka yi rajista. Mafi yawa sune na kowane birni, kuma kowannensu yana da ƙasa da ɗalibai 500.[7] Yobiko na ƙasa, wanda ake kira mammoth Yobiko, yana da ɗalibai 10,000 ko fiye. [8] Wasu kuma suna shirya ɗalibai don cin jarabawar shiga na musamman kamar na makarantun likitanci da na fasaha kuma suna da ɗalibai ƙasa da 100 kuma galibi suna karɓar kuɗin koyarwa fiye da sauran nau'ikan. [9]

Tsarin[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]

Tsarin karatu[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]

An shirya tsarin karatun Yobiko ne don shirya ɗalibai suci jarabawar shiga jami'a, kuma manhajar tana da tsarin hadda da koyon dabarun jarabawa. [10] Wani bincike na yobiko [11] na yau da kullun ya gano cewa tsarin karatun ya ƙunshi nazarin tambayoyin da ke kan jarrabawar da ta gabata, takamaiman hanyoyin inganta amsoshi, da takamaiman batutuwan da za a tattauna a cikin jarrabawar.

Ma'aikata[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]

Ma’aikatan koyarwa na malamai iri-iri ne, galibinsu masu aikin yi da kuma malamai na wucin gadi kamar malaman da suka yi ritaya da malaman da ke da alaƙa da wata makaranta. [12] Wasu kaɗan ne malamai na cikakken lokaci na yau da kullun. [13]

Dalibai[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]

Akwai tazarar da ke tsakanin shekarun ɗaliban da ke zuwa yobikō. Daliban manyan makarantun gaba da sakandare an san su da halartar Makarantun [14] [15] bayan sa'o'in karatunsu na yau da kullum da kuma ranar Lahadi [16] amma yawancin ɗalibai rōnin, waɗanda suka kammala karatun sakandare waɗanda suka fadi jarrabawar shiga kwaleji kuma suna shirye-shiryen zuwa kwaleji. Sai kuma[17] [18] a matsayin ɗaliban ronin, suna halartar azuzuwan yobiko cikakken lokaci. [19]

Saka idanu[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]

Ana lura da kuma tantance ingancin koyarwa ta hanyoyi amfani da wasu abubuwa kamar kyamarori a cikin ajujuwa da bincike mai alaƙa da ingancin wasan kwaikwayon malamai da ɗalibai ke ɗaukar karatu. [20] [21]

Jarabawa (Mock Exams)[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]

Dalibai suna yin jarrabawar a duk shekara. [22] Ana bayyana makin ga jama'a don ɗalibai su sami damar kwatanta maki da sauran ɗalibai don samun matsayinsu na ilimi. [23] Dangane da makinsu, ɗalibai sun san ko za su iya cika makin gwajin shiga kwalejin da suke shirin nema. [24]

Halarta da shahara[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]

Kashe Kudade akan manyan makarantu masu zaman kansu ya zama ruwan dare kamar na manyan makarantun gwamnati. OECD ta ba da rahoton cewa a cikin 2013, kashe kuɗi a makarantu masu zaman kansu ya kai kusan kashi sittin da shida (66%) cikin ɗari (100%) na tsadar ilimi kuma kusan kashi tamanin (80%) na wannan adadin ya fito ne daga hannun al'umma. (shafi na 24). 2-3).

Ɗaya daga cikin sanannun Yobikō shine Kawaii Juku. [25] Ko da yake ana kallonta a matsayin juku, daga cikin kwasa-kwasan da take bayarwa akwai azuzuwan musamman na shirye-shiryen jarrabawa, suna ba ta siffa irin ta Yobikō. Ba wai kawai ɗaliban rōnin ba ne har ma ga bangarorin shekaru daban-daban, kamar yadda ake ba da azuzuwan ga ɗalibai daga makarantar firamare zuwa kwaleji (Kungiyar Kawaijuku, 2012).

Amfani[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]

Ana iya samun ƙarancin laifuffukan yara na Japan a wani ɓangare saboda yaran da ke zuwa Yobikō ko juku, ban da makaranta na yau da kullun, suna da ƙarancin lokacin yin wasu aiyukan. [26]

Yobiko zai iya inganta damar ɗalibai na karɓuwa zuwa kwalejin mai inganci. Hakanan, gaba ɗaya ronin waɗanda ke halartar manyan kwalejoji suna samun ƙarin kudin shiga (Ono, 2007, p. 282).

Rashin amfani[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]

Yobiko ba sa bada dama daidai ga ɗalibai. Wani bincike na kasa da bincike kan reshen Hiroshima na Yobikō, wanda za a iya la'akari da shi na yau da kullun, ya gano cewa yawancin maza suna zuwa Yobiko fiye da mata. [27] Dalili ɗaya shine cewa rōnin mace tana jin haushi a cikin al'ummar Japan. [28] Hakanan, ba duka ɗalibai ne ke iya samun damar halartar makarantun ba. [29]

Matsanancin kuɗin shiga ya haifar, ta hanyar kuɗin tura yara zuwa Yobiko ko juku na kuma iya haifar da raguwar adadin haihuwa a Japan. [30]

Duba kuma[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]

  • Makarantar Cram
  • Juku
  • Tarihin ilimi a Japan
  • Ilimi a Japan
  • Makarantar share fagen jami'a
  • Jaesueng
  • Sundai Preparatory School

Manazarta[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]

  1. ↑ Blumenthal, Tuvia (1992). "Japan's Juken Industry." Asian Survey. University of California Press. 32 (5): 448–60
  2. ↑ Tsukada, Mamoru (1988). "Institutionalised Supplementary Education in Japan: The Yobiko and Ronin Student Adaptations." Comparative Education. Taylor & Francis. 24 (3): 285–303
  3. ↑ Tsukada, Mamoru (1988). "Institutionalised Supplementary Education in Japan: The Yobiko and Ronin Student Adaptations". Comparative Education. Taylor & Francis. 24 (3): p.301
  4. ↑ Blumenthal, Tuvia (1992). "Japan's Juken Industry". Asian Survey. University of California Press. 32 (5): 448–60.
  5. ↑ Blumenthal, Tuvia (1992). "Japan's Juken Industry". Asian Survey. University of California Press. 32 (5): 448–60
  6. ↑ Blumenthal, Tuvia (1992). "Japan's Juken Industry". Asian Survey. University of California Press. 32 (5): 448–60
  7. ↑ Tsukada, Mamoru (1988). "Institutionalised Supplementary Education in Japan: The Yobiko and Ronin Student Adaptations". Comparative Education. Taylor & Francis. 24 (3): p.287-288
  8. ↑ Tsukada, Mamoru (1988). "Institutionalised Supplementary Education in Japan: The Yobiko and Ronin Student Adaptations". Comparative Education. Taylor & Francis. 24 (3): 288
  9. ↑ Tsukada, Mamoru (1988). "Institutionalised Supplementary Education in Japan: The Yobiko and Ronin Student Adaptations". Comparative Education. Taylor & Francis. 24 (3): 288
  10. ↑ Blumenthal, Tuvia (1992). "Japan's Juken Industry". Asian Survey. University of California Press. 32 (5): 456
  11. ↑ Tsukada, M. (1988b). The yobiko, the institutionalized supplementary educational institution in Japan: A study of the social stratification process (Doctoral dissertation) p. 44-49
  12. ↑ Blumenthal, Tuvia (1992). "Japan's Juken Industry". Asian Survey. University of California Press. 32 (5): 455
  13. ↑ Blumenthal, Tuvia (1992). "Japan's Juken Industry". Asian Survey. University of California Press. 32 (5): 455
  14. ↑ Tsukada, Mamoru (1988). "Institutionalised Supplementary Education in Japan: The Yobiko and Ronin Student Adaptations". Comparative Education. Taylor & Francis. 24 (3): 288
  15. ↑ Blumenthal, Tuvia (1992). "Japan's Juken Industry". Asian Survey. University of California Press. 32 (5): 449
  16. ↑ Tsukada, Mamoru (1988). "Institutionalised Supplementary Education in Japan: The Yobiko and Ronin Student Adaptations". Comparative Education. Taylor & Francis. 24 (3): 288
  17. ↑ Blumenthal, Tuvia (1992). "Japan's Juken Industry". Asian Survey. University of California Press. 32 (5): 449
  18. ↑ Tsukada, M. (1988b). The yobiko, the institutionalized supplementary educational institution in Japan: A study of the social stratification process (Doctoral dissertation) p. 1
  19. ↑ Tsukada, Mamoru (1988). "Institutionalised Supplementary Education in Japan: The Yobiko and Ronin Student Adaptations". Comparative Education. Taylor & Francis. 24 (3): 287
  20. ↑ Tsukada, M. (1988b). The yobiko, the institutionalized supplementary educational institution in Japan: A study of the social stratification process (Doctoral dissertation) p. 40
  21. ↑ Blumenthal, Tuvia (1992). "Japan's Juken Industry". Asian Survey. University of California Press. 32 (5): 455
  22. ↑ Tsukada, M. (1988b). The yobiko, the institutionalized supplementary educational institution in Japan: A study of the social stratification process (Doctoral dissertation) p. 31-32
  23. ↑ Tsukada, M. (1988b). The yobiko, the institutionalized supplementary educational institution in Japan: A study of the social stratification process (Doctoral dissertation) p.31-32
  24. ↑ Tsukada, M. (1988b). The yobiko, the institutionalized supplementary educational institution in Japan: A study of the social stratification process (Doctoral dissertation) p. 31-32
  25. ↑ Blumenthal, Tuvia (1992). "Japan's Juken Industry". Asian Survey. University of California Press. 32 (5): 449
  26. ↑ Blumenthal, Tuvia (1992). "Japan's Juken Industry". Asian Survey. University of California Press. 32 (5): 460
  27. ↑ Tsukada, Mamoru (1988). "Institutionalised Supplementary Education in Japan: The Yobiko and Ronin Student Adaptations." Comparative Education. Taylor & Francis. 24 (3): 288
  28. ↑ Tsukada, M. (1988b). The yobiko, the institutionalized supplementary educational institution in Japan: A study of the social stratification process (Doctoral dissertation) p. 309
  29. ↑ Tsukada, Mamoru (1988). "Institutionalised Supplementary Education in Japan: The Yobiko and Ronin Student Adaptations." Comparative Education. Taylor & Francis. 24 (3): 300
  30. ↑ Blumenthal, Tuvia (1992). "Japan's Juken Industry." Asian Survey. University of California Press. 32 (5): 460
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