Lessons From Japanese Family Homestays

A dramatic increase in the numbers of students undertaking in-country exchange programmes between Australia and Japan has occurred over the last few decades. These exchange programmes are normally based on formal agreements between institutions. Most exchanges are organised by secondary schools, uni...

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Main Author:	Mayumi Parry
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	The Japan Foundation, Sydney 2006-12-01
Series:	New Voices
Subjects:	study abroad; social networks; exchange; homestay; cross-cultural differences
Online Access:	http://newvoices.org.au/volume-1/lessons-from-japanese-family-homestays/

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spelling	doaj-c0fb3ca3ff0d4f1d93d82fd8214ed41f2020-11-25T00:03:32ZengThe Japan Foundation, SydneyNew Voices1833-52332204-194X2006-12-011627410.21159/nv.01.07Lessons From Japanese Family HomestaysMayumi Parry0Queensland University of TechnologyA dramatic increase in the numbers of students undertaking in-country exchange programmes between Australia and Japan has occurred over the last few decades. These exchange programmes are normally based on formal agreements between institutions. Most exchanges are organised by secondary schools, universities, government bodies and private organisations such as Rotary. Even primary school pupils have had opportunities to participate in exchanges or study tours in recent years.http://newvoices.org.au/volume-1/lessons-from-japanese-family-homestays/study abroad; social networks; exchange; homestay; cross-cultural differences
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description	A dramatic increase in the numbers of students undertaking in-country exchange programmes between Australia and Japan has occurred over the last few decades. These exchange programmes are normally based on formal agreements between institutions. Most exchanges are organised by secondary schools, universities, government bodies and private organisations such as Rotary. Even primary school pupils have had opportunities to participate in exchanges or study tours in recent years.
topic	study abroad; social networks; exchange; homestay; cross-cultural differences
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Lessons From Japanese Family Homestays

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