It represents school class.URIs for the resources are represented as the following forms:<br><code>https://w3id.org/jp-cos/school/school/<var>type of schools</var></code>
<ul><li>'【社会編】小学校学習指導要領（平成29年告示）解説'@ja,</li><li>'【しゃかいへん】しょうがっこうがくしゅうしどうようりょう（へいせい29ねんこくじ）かいせつ'@ja-hira, </li><li> 'Commentary on the Elementary School Course of Study (Social Studies), Notification 2017'@en</li></ul>
Using language tags, this property represents an original name as well as transcription and English name. Language codes are as follows:<dl><dt>@ja</dt><dd>Japanese name (Kanji)</dd><dt>@ja-Hira</dt><dd>Japanese name (Hiragana). Presented a transcription of the name in Hiragana.</dd><dt>@en</dt><dd>English name</dd></dl>
<ul><li>"『平成22年 文部科学省告示第百六十一号』（官報. 平成22年11月30日, 号外第250号, pp.90）"@ja</li><li>"\"Notification No. 161 in 2010 of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology\" (Official Gazette, 2010-11-30, Extra Edition No. 250, pp.90)"@en</li></ul>
Refer to the official announcement and its publication. Using language tags, Japanese and English names shown. The meanings of language tags are as follows: <dl><dt>@ja</dt><dd>Japanese name (Kanji)</dd><dt>@en</dt><dd>English name</dd></dl>
If the revision is on a part of a guideline, the name of the revision will be assigned such as "Partial revision in December 2003". Using language tags, Japanese and English name are shown. The meanings of language tags are as follows:<dl><dt>@ja</dt><dd>Japanese name (Kanji)</dd><dt>@en</dt><dd>English name</dd></dl>
Using language tags, this property represents an original name as well as transcription and English name. Language codes are as follows:<dl><dt>@ja</dt><dd>Japanese name (Kanji)</dd><dt>@ja-Hira</dt><dd>Japanese name (Hiragana). Presented a transcription of the name in Hiragana.</dd><dt>@en</dt><dd>English name</dd></dl>
<ul><li>"【82V11】小学校学習指導要領コード 平成29年告示：バージョン1.1 （令和3年8月20日公表）"@ja</li><li>"【82V11】Code for Elementary School Course of Guideline published in 2017, version 1.1 （2021-08-20 release）"@en</li></ul>
Using language tags, Japanese and English name are shown. The meanings of language tags are as follows:<dl><dt>@ja</dt><dd>Japanese name (Kanji)</dd><dt>@en</dt><dd>English name</dd></dl>
<ul><li>'''コード表：86V11におけるこの学習指導要領の細目の学習指導要領コードの第6桁は「0」となっているが、正しくは「e」であると判断し、URIや関連するプロパティ値（学習指導要領コードや段階など）もそれに合わせるように変更した。'''@ja</li><li>'''The sixth digit of the original course of study code in code table 86V11 is "0", but the correct value is "e". The URI and related property values (course of study code, stage, etc.) were changed to match.'''@en</li></ul>
Using language tags, this property represents an original note and English note. Language codes are as follows:<dl><dt>@ja</dt><dd>Japanese note</dd><dt>@en</dt><dd>English note</dd></dl>
Repeatable. The value of the "No" column of the original data. A item number information consists of a blank node, which has two properties <code>rdf:value</code> and <code>dct:source</code>.
Advanced items of the Course of Study. Created from the Commentary on the Course of Study and related sources. A Advanced item of the Course of Study consists of a blank node, which has two properties <code>rdf:value</code> and <code>dct:provenance</code>.
Basic items of the Course of Study. Created from the Commentary on the Course of Study and related sources. A Basic item of the Course of Study consists of a blank node, which has two properties <code>rdf:value</code> and <code>dct:provenance</code>.
It is assigned "A" for numbers, L for lowercase letters, and U for uppercase letters to make course of study code easier to handle in Excel filters and pivot tables.
It is the section number in the course fo study text. It is created automatically by the program. Half-size katakana is converted to full-size katakana.
It is the section number hierarchy in the course fo study text. It is created automatically by the program. Half-size katakana is converted to full-size katakana.
It is text without section number in the course fo study text. It is created automatically by the program. Half-size katakana is converted to full-size katakana.
Using language tags, Japanese and English name are shown. The meanings of language tags are as follows:<dl><dt>@ja</dt><dd>Japanese name (Kanji)</dd><dt>@en</dt><dd>English name</dd></dl>
Using language tags, Japanese name, transcription of the name, and English name are shown. The meanings of language tags are as follows: <dl><dt>@ja</dt><dd>Japanese name (Kanji)</dd><dt>@ja-Hira</dt><dd>Japanese name (Hiragana). The name of the subject area is transcribed in Hiragana.</dd><dt>@en</dt><dd>English name of the subject area</dd></dl>Note that English names are unfficial one. Translation is done by the maintainers of this dataset. While we could not find the official English translations for the subject area, we refer to the tentative translations in the curriculum guidelines, and the English guide entitled "Education in Japan" published by the MEXT.
It is assigned "A" for numbers, L for lowercase letters, and U for uppercase letters to make the 3th digit code of course of study item easier to handle in Excel filters and pivot tables.
It is assigned "A" for numbers, L for lowercase letters, and U for uppercase letters to make from the first digit code to the 3th one of course of study item easier to handle in Excel filters and pivot tables.
Using language tags, Japanese name, transcription of the name, and English name are shown. The meanings of language tags are as follows: <dl><dt>@ja</dt><dd>Japanese name (Kanji)</dd><dt>@ja-Hira</dt><dd>Japanese name (Hiragana). The name of the subject area is transcribed in Hiragana.</dd><dt>@en</dt><dd>English name of the subject area</dd></dl>Note that English names are unfficial one. Translation is done by the maintainers of this dataset. While we could not find the official English translations for the subject area, we refer to the tentative translations in the curriculum guidelines, and the English guide entitled "Education in Japan" published by the MEXT.
It is assigned "A" for numbers, L for lowercase letters, and U for uppercase letters to make the 4th digit code of course of study item easier to handle in Excel filters and pivot tables.
It is assigned "A" for numbers, L for lowercase letters, and U for uppercase letters to make from the first digit code to the 4th one of course of study item easier to handle in Excel filters and pivot tables.