Mayumi writes:

I was especially interested in his talk about university. I didn't know there were A-level grades for university, such as A, A, A, or B, B, B, and students could choose which university is suitable in this way. Thus, the way of choosing a university is interesting. Both in England and in Japan, the percentage of students who advance to university is increasing, but in Japan, the motivation of students is decreasing. They are usually sleeping in class. He said that they wanted to enjoy themselves and be relaxed in their lives. I think it's necessary for us to enjoy daily life, but it's more important to understand why we entered university, so we need to balance study and taking a rest.
I agree with his sharing child care. Today the women who have jobs are increasing, so the way of thinking about sharing childcare and housework is very important. In Japan, there was the thought that men should work and women should do the housework for a long time. The thought is recently gradually changing, but I think it still remains.
He said the weak point of Japanese people was Japanese people were too shy and it is usually said. However, I didn't realize that foreigners often feel that about us, because we have lived here since we were born. Therefore listening to his talk about Japan was very interesting.

Mina writes on education issues he spoke about