Tokkatsu activities in EJS

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@Heba-Ali-Mohamed Aslam o Alaikum dear,

Thanks for sharing, Heba Ali Muhammad! Tokkatsu activities like classroom discussions, meetings, and student councils can definitely support green education by fostering environmental awareness and responsibility. Incorporating these activities into the curriculum can help students understand the importance of sustainability and engage in eco-friendly practices. I’m interested to hear more about how these are specifically applied at EJS and any successes you've seen!

Regards

Hello Hiba
Tokkatsu activities in an English-Japanese school (EJS) focus on holistic student development beyond academics. These activities include student council involvement, community service, cultural exchange programs, leadership training, character education, and participation in various clubs. They aim to enhance personal growth, social skills, and community involvement, contributing to a well-rounded education that fosters both academic and personal development.
Best regards from Tunisia
Chokri

@Heba-Ali-Mohamed Very nice topic.

@Heba-Ali-Mohamed Tokkatsu Activites are looking like integrated to Japanese Education System.
After reading your post I think, tokkatsu activities integrate environmental education into everyday school life, making green education a natural and essential part of students' learning experiences.

@Bousl2336873cb4 thanks for your useful information
I want to clarify something....
EJS refer to Egyptian Japanese school

@FarhanMehboob yes totally agree with you

@Heba-Ali-Mohamed

It's ok
Thank you Heba
Chokri

@Heba-Ali-Mohamed dear I think the activities of plantation and climate change activities can be done to encourage the green education and aware students about environmental friendly education.

@Heba-Ali-Mohamed Dear yes ]Tokkatsu activities can boost green education by:Classroom Discussions: Focus on environmental issues.Daily Meetings: Promote eco-friendly habits.Cleaning and Lunch: Use green practices.Student Councils: Lead sustainability projects.These actions enhance environmental awareness and sustainable practices.

@Tabassumlaghari exactly, I agree with you

@Heba-Ali-Mohamed
Accoding to you the initials EJS stand for Egyptian Japanese Schools. So I think this is a project between Egyptian Schools and Japanese Schools. Looking at your main points every one has replied in his/her own way focussing on environment. It's your task how do you carry out these activities? What is the result of it? What are your findings ? So I think it's up to you now to explain your topic in detail. We can only explain main points of your topic in our own way.
Regards
Yousuf Memon .
From Sindh Pakistan.