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Nervous over losing the edge, Japanese envy Indian schools

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    • New York Times Tags : Posted: Thursday , Jan 03, 2008 at 0149 hrs
    At Little Angels Kindergarten, founded by an Indian woman, 2-year-olds count to 20.

    Parents are enthusiastic about the school’s rigorous standards. “My son’s level is higher than those of other Japanese children the same age,” said Eiko Kikutake, whose son Hayato, 5, attends Little Angels. “Indian education is really amazing. This wouldn’t have been possible at a Japanese kindergarten.”

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