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This paper introduces the "the Manners Tongue twister" that the author conducted for international students from June 2019 to February 2020, and shows that this implementation is effective in improving the manners of international students on campus.What is required in Japanese education is not formal business etiquette, but "basic skills for social life". There are expectations for the development of "Basic skills as a member of society", especially "The ability to step forward". But A specific policy forthis has not yet been examined. The main points discussed in this paper are as follows.Firstly， as a training of "The ability to step forward", it is necessary to check the treatment of manners and rules in current Japanese textbooks by practicing "the Manners Tongue twister", In order to acquire this as a habit, to create a mechanismthat can be established by repetition.Secondly， In order to practically reform Japanese classes, it is necessary to accumulate such concrete trials and verify their effects. |
