短期大学の発足をめぐる諸問題

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In Japan drastic reforms were carried out in the educational system after the Second World War. We had had three classes of higher secondary and college type, the koto gakko, the semmon gakko,and the normal schools before the Second World War. But many semmon gakkos could not reform college or university. They , about 90 semmon gakkos wanted to have continued educating their students at their schools. So they offered to make 2-year college or 3-year college. In 1950 junior colleges in Japan were set up part of higher education. At the same time, "Report of the Second United States Education Mission to Japan" (September 22,1950) said ,"It is also probable that she needs many more colleges of the so-called junior type than she now has to give a varied higher educational preparation for the semi-professions." In this paper I want to discuss the contribution of junior colleges in Japan.
武蔵丘短期大学の論文
2000-03-31