GIIS Tokyo Blogs

It is well-known that language is the primary source of communication. Among all the languages English is the international language of education and business.

A child's future success is largely dependent on their ability to succeed in school in their early years. This is why elementary education has become a universal requirement in many nations.

Did you know that Japanese workers are known as the hardest working people, ranked 10th in the World? They work for the longest hours per week i.e., an average of 33-40 hours a week.

The concept of "21st-century skills" is not new, most of the skills like critical thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving have been taught in classrooms for decades

It’s natural to get thought “Why do we need to learn about introducing ourselves” as you have been already doing it and must have introduced yourselves many times.

The habit of reading can be a lifetime gift for your child as it helps in nurturing minds and improving comprehension skill.

Communication is art. Having a daily conversation with your child is different. Good communication involves listening and talking which makes a child feel important and valued.

Exams, irrespective of the student’s age, can prove highly stressful. Almost every student lives under pressure starting a few weeks before the exam date until the end of it.

Our schools teach us that knowledge is power. Students attend classes they are not fond of five days a week, 180 days a year.

A few decades ago, kindergarten or nursery school was a place to make memories, dominate the playground, gossip with friends and giggle on the monkey bars.