Re: [Opinions] Japan's Traditional Style of English Education Makes Japan Soccer Weak

Hi, Moring-san. I am so sorry I am late.
Thank you for THE FIRST OPINION about this theme.
I came with the second one.

> I think the strongness of Japan national football team have no relation with the traditional style of English education in Japan.

Oh, I didn't mean the English ability of the members of Japan Soccor Team.
I am not going to talk about English ability of someone.

I would like to say ...
Japan's traditional style of English education forces people to be shy, or quiet
not only soccor playes but also ordinary people.

In the traditional education style -
Teachers require students to make very correct English sentences.
Teachers teach students every function of each word or each form of every word.
Teachers make students to be always veee-ry careful,
... otherwise they don't give students good remarks or grades.

Ordinary people who have been coming through Japan's English education might be able to live
in Japan's society.
But, when it comes to soccor matches, especially international ones,
Japanese players cannot be positive or agressive enough to get goals!

It must be because of Japan's traditional style of English education〜〜〜！


I don't know if it is true or untrue. (Excuse me for my irresponsibility).
I'm sorry that my opinion lacks proofs!

But I have wanted to try to say!
... Japanese traditional style of English education didn't make me shy.
Oh, I had better be ... ?

Thank you for reading, Moring-san and some readers, if any.

Izuko