Abstract
<p>Japan as a developed country is certainly born from a superior education pattern so that it can outperform other countries. The "kyoiku mama" education pattern used by Japanese people has a major impact on the progress of the Japanese State. Mother as a child educator leads Japan to advances in science and technology. Not only Japan, Islamic education is also a mother as an early educator for Muslim children. This research is discussed using the literature study method that uses a variety of references in achieving the objectives of this study. The purpose of this study was to find a common thread between the "kyoiku mama" education pattern and the Islamic education pattern. The results obtained are three common threads, namely a) the degree of the mother is equally exalted, b) the mother is used as an example for her children, and c) the mother becomes a generation-producing agent that will change the environment, society and the country towards something better.</p><p> </p><p><strong> Article visualizations:</strong></p><p><img src="/-counters-/edu_01/0790/a.php" alt="Hit counter" /></p>
Highlights
The progress of a nation lies in education
The advancement of Japanese education is proven by the birth of scientific and technological advances in Japan that can be recognized for its reliability by other countries
The purpose of this research is to obtain a theoretical common thread related to the "kyoiku mama" education pattern with Islamic education
Summary
The progress of a nation lies in education. If education in a nation is good, eating will lead to good national progress as well. Advancing in this research is focused on advancing in the field of education. The advancement of Japanese education is proven by the birth of scientific and technological advances in Japan that can be recognized for its reliability by other countries. A good Japanese education is very much determined by the education pattern used by the Japanese government
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