Gov't may check other education boards for corruption cases similar to Oita

Wednesday 16th July, 03:47 AM JST

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thepro at 08:53 AM JST - 16th July

That's good of them to consider it. Don't be too hasty, fellas.
serindipity at 11:02 AM JST - 16th July

They'll have to be careful with this one. It could mean the only teachers left are the foreigners. I'm not sure if I could teach Japanese history without introducing a few home truths.
HonestDictator at 11:19 AM JST - 16th July

Forget "maybe", how about "doing"? But in order to check into the corruption there you have to be able to check into the corruption everywhere.
proxy at 12:21 PM JST - 16th July

How about this for corrupt teachers? Teachers employed at prefectural high schools, civil servants,force kids to come to extra classes, charge the kids money and then pocket all the money. If the kids don't pay, they don't graduate.
electric2004 at 12:55 PM JST - 16th July

I think we must identify the cause

Is that so difficult? When there are much more applicants for a teacher job than vacant position, and there is just one evaluation test to decide, and you know who the person is to evaluate the test score?
wilbur at 01:05 PM JST - 16th July

they're all guilty
outofmydepth at 05:49 PM JST - 16th July

oita is just the tip of the iceberg if other school scandals are anything to go by.
Spidey at 02:22 PM JST - 17th July

Government/Education Board = 6 in one, half dozen in the other

In other words...nothing will be done.

S