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    The document compares the education systems of Georgia and Japan. It notes that both countries require 12 years of primary and secondary education, as well as 4 years of university. However, Georgia's school year is divided into two semesters while Japan's is divided into three. Another difference is that Japanese education pays more attention to food, giving students half-hour lunch breaks. In conclusion, while there are some similarities, the education systems of Georgia and Japan are quite different, and Georgia's system could benefit from more development.

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    The document compares the education systems of Georgia and Japan. It notes that both countries require 12 years of primary and secondary education, as well as 4 years of university. However, Georgia's school year is divided into two semesters while Japan's is divided into three. Another difference is that Japanese education pays more attention to food, giving students half-hour lunch breaks. In conclusion, while there are some similarities, the education systems of Georgia and Japan are quite different, and Georgia's system could benefit from more development.

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    აკადემიური 2

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    Aleko Jaiani
    The document compares the education systems of Georgia and Japan. It notes that both countries require 12 years of primary and secondary education, as well as 4 years of university. However, Georgia's school year is divided into two semesters while Japan's is divided into three. Another difference is that Japanese education pays more attention to food, giving students half-hour lunch breaks. In conclusion, while there are some similarities, the education systems of Georgia and Japan are quite different, and Georgia's system could benefit from more development.

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    The education system is one of the most important for every country, therefore every

    country applies its own method of learning, today I will talk about the differences and
    similarities between the Georgian and Japanese education systems.

    In Georgia, students receive 12 years of education at school, and then 4 years at


    university, just like in Japan, the mandatory period of study is also similar and is 9 years
    for both.

    On the other hand, there are differences, for example, the study period in Georgia is
    divided into two semesters, while in Japan it is one semesters more than , another
    difference is that in Japanese education, much attention is paid to food and students have
    half-hour breaks for lunch.

    After all, the Japanese and Georgian education systems are quite different, because
    Georgia needs development in the field of education.

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