Educational panel proposes longer classroom hours

Educational panel proposes longer classroom hours

TOKYO, Japan - Nobel Prize laureate chemist Ryoji Noyori (R), who heads an educational reform panel, hands to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe a report, featuring proposals to prolong classroom hours and allow teachers to rely on now-banned punitive behaviors, as part of efforts to review the school system in Japan.

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