Love, Jenee

24/12/2025

Merry Christmas! ✨🎄🇶🇦

23/12/2025

I still pause for myself, and lovingly nurture life along the way. 💗

22/12/2025

That’s the way it should be. 💖

In Japan, early childhood education places far less emphasis on formal examinations than in many other countries. Until roughly the age of ten, children are generally not subjected to high-stakes academic tests. Instead, the focus of the early school years is on helping children adjust to group life, develop curiosity, and build a positive relationship with learning. Academic skills like reading, writing, and arithmetic are introduced gradually, without the pressure of ranking or constant assessment.

During these formative years, schools deliberately prioritize social and moral education. Children are taught kindness, empathy, cooperation, and respect for others through daily routines rather than textbooks alone. Activities such as cleaning classrooms together, serving lunch to classmates, and resolving conflicts as a group help reinforce compassion and responsibility. This approach reflects the belief that strong character and social harmony are the foundation for later academic success, and that nurturing thoughtful, considerate individuals matters just as much as intellectual achievement.

20/12/2025

Ready to make 2026 amazing?
Dream big, start small, act now! 💪

20/12/2025

Your sacrifices matter. Keep growing 🌱💖