About Japanese Education

I've been reading a novel.
The novel is writen about Japanese education.
And most of the story is about "JUKU"
JUKU means "tutoring school".
I thought teaching was a very hard job.*
They always have to think about the children they teach.
What education?  Did you mean for this to be an exclamation instead? {"What an enormous amount of education they need just to teach how to study!" }
Just to teach studying ? **
Teachers have to face each other to children.  {Do you mean that the teachers face the children, or that the teachers make the children face each other?}
The story was very interesting !

*"Thought" indicates past tense, so you need "was" here. Also, instead of "teaching was a..." you can also say "being a teacher was..." if you want to refer to the occupation.

**These two lines are incomplete questions and are unclear. Are you trying to say that they take a lot of classes just to be able to teach othe's how to study?

Japanese education.

I have been reading a novel.
The novel is about Japanese education.
Most of the story is about "JUKU."
JUKU means tutoring school.
I think that a teacher's job is very hard.
Teachers always have to think about the children they teach.
What is education?
Is education just to teach studying ?
Teachers have to face each other and the children (or Teachers have to face the children?)
I found this story very interesting !