“I had the opportunity to participate in the Campus Asia 6 program, which aims to develop education policy experts who can plan and formulate education policies from this new perspective and implement them in the context of each country and region. This development cannot be achieved solely through seeking various factors and scientific education systems. I had the opportunity to learn and exchange educational experiences in Japan through this program. It was an incredibly exciting opportunity because not only did I gain new experiences, but I also got to know friends from Japan, Korea, China, and Indonesia who came together to exchange experiences and educational knowledge.
The teaching and learning methods in Japan in this program were significantly different from what I had seen before. It emphasized learning that focuses on understanding and applying knowledge in daily life greatly. From policymaking at the ministry level to actual classroom practices, there was a strong connection. Additionally, there were group teaching and project work with fellow program participants, which helped foster understanding and good relationships among peers.
There were many memorable experiences during my participation in this program. One of them was the opportunity to deeply learn about the culture and life experiences of friends from different countries. The exchange of information and experiences inside and outside the classroom was a highly memorable experience for me.
In conclusion, I would like to express my utmost gratitude to the program chair, professors, and project coordinators for providing me with such valuable experiences and learning opportunities through participating in Campus Asia 6. Not only did I gain insights into the education and culture of other countries, but I also built meaningful relationships and valuable memories with my peers. Thank you, Campus Asia 6, immensely!”
