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ASIJ (The American School in Japan) Chofu Campus Tour: Key Points to Know (1/3)

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  • 2024年12月17日
  • 読了時間: 2分

This summary is for parents considering applying to ASIJ, based on our impressions from the campus tour and the Q&A session with school staff. Here, we outline ASIJ’s educational philosophy, admission process, and learning programs to help you better understand the school.


  1. ASIJ’s Vision and Values

ASIJ strives to create an environment where all students are respected as valuable individuals and recognized for their unique qualities. The school respects family values and provides opportunities for parents to reflect on how those values align with ASIJ’s educational philosophy. Parents are also encouraged to actively participate as valued members of the school community through the admissions process and school events.


The philosophy of ASIJ emphasizes a strong partnership between parents and the school, fostering collaboration to support students’ growth and development.


(ASIJ Website: https://www.asij.ac.jp/)



  1. Comprehensive Learning Programs: From Elementary to High School


ASIJ’s curriculum offers a wide range of programs tailored to each grade level, providing diverse opportunities for learning and growth.


Elementary School (Rice Paddy Project)

At the elementary level, students engage in the Rice Paddy Project, a hands-on learning program where they explore Japanese culture, science, and sustainability through practical experiences. By growing rice, students develop a deeper understanding of nature and sustainable societies. Additionally, they tackle practical challenges such as bird pest control, fostering creative and critical thinking skills.


Middle and High School (Diverse Choices and Specialized Learning)

In middle school, students have opportunities to study foreign languages such as Japanese, Chinese, and Spanish, alongside electives like art, design technology, and drama.


At the high school level, ASIJ offers advanced learning opportunities, including:

  • AP Courses

  • Syracuse University’s Project Advance Program

  • Global Online Academy (GOA)


Notably, the Deep Learning Seminar in high school allows students to address societal issues, collaborating with experts to develop practical skills through real-world projects.


(ASIJ Website: https://www.asij.ac.jp/)

 
 
 

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