“Perception Gaps” Revealed in Survey of 907 Elementary School Teachers, Childcare Workers, and Parents: “Invisible Misunderstandings” Among the Three Parties Brought to Light
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A survey conducted by Shogakukan revealed significant perception gaps among elementary school teachers, childcare workers, and parents during the crucial transition period around elementary school entry. Key findings include differing priorities for 'skills to be developed,' discrepancies between teachers' expectations for nurseries and childcare workers' perceptions, and different understandings of 'causes of learning difficulties' between teachers and parents, with a 'lack of dialogue' identified as the underlying issue.