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Attendance without schooling: certification, family resources and public support for school non-attendance in Japan
Japan's public education support centres are counted as places of learning. This article argues that their distinctive product is a record. Japanese law requires guardians to have their children attend school, and education at home does not meet that duty. A day at a centre can therefore count as at
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