Panel endorses enhanced central gov't role in education

Panel endorses enhanced central gov't role in education

TOKYO, Japan - Masakazu Yamazaki (R), chairman of the Central Council for Education, a government advisory panel, hands a report containing education reform proposals to Education Minister Bummei Ibuki on March 10. The report endorsed an increased involvement of the central government in education.

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