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Lest We Forget: Rediscovered Artifacts
Get PDFLest we forget, artifacts exist all around to help us remember who we were and how we have changed.They are the markers of history. Artifacts can take almost any form and tell us their stories in varying degrees.Some are clear, like the daily accounts written in a diary where names, dates and observations can all be verified. Others require more interpretation. All have something to say. In this paper, two artifacts from one of Canada's WWII concentration camps for Nikkei (Japanese-Canadians) are presented in the hope that byunderstanding more of their story a small part of Canadian wartime history can be brought further into the light. The artifacts in question are a handmade replica Japanese language elementary school reading textbookand part of a diary, both the work of Masayuki Yano (1909 – 1989), a Canadian issei (first generation Japanese immigrant), The artifacts are part of the Yano-Shuttleworth collection.13KJ00009010319研究論文research paperjournal articl
Suzuka International University Journal CAMPANA No.20 2013 / In Commemoration of the 20th Anniversary
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The Americans' Way of Communication Viewed from Movies and Dramas
Get PDFIn order to investigate the Americans' way of communication, this paper chiefly focuses on communication among American families, and American movies and dramas are used to analyze it.To begin with, many examples are given here of the nicknames and terms of endearment used by family members. In addition, examples of discussions related to ways to spend "quality time," and to share household chores are provided.Furthermore, taking into account the American culture as the background for their ordinarycommunication and also its racial minorities, the status quo is analyzed using some movies.5KJ00009009759研究論文research paperjournal articl
A Sign of "National Literature" in 1876 --A Study of "National Literature" in Japan as a "Nation State" (11)--
Get PDFThis paper aims to clarify the elements which will build Japanese National Literature related to the publication of An Outline History of Japanese Education (1876). First, we will assess the meaning of the Universal Expositions for Japan in the early Meiji era. Next, we will discuss the publication process of this book by the Japanese Department of Education. Third, we will interpret the concepts of "literature" in the book.9KJ00009010099研究論文research paperjournal articl
The End of the Chinese Model of High Economic Growth
Get PDFChinese high economic growth is characterized in that it has been carried out by constantlyincreasing foreign direct investment and financial induction. But it may be said that it has arrived at a turning point with the increasing debt of Chinese central and local governments and the decrease of foreign direct investment and financial investment. This paper shows a full analysis and information using statistical charts. This paper also involves criticism of those who overestimated China, together with its economic growth.8KJ00009010039研究論文research paperjournal articl
Physical Assessment for Health Check through Observation of Tongues by `Yogo Teacher'
Get PDF養護教諭は児童生徒の養護をつかさどる職務において、保健管理、保健教育、健康相談活動、保健室経営、保健組織活動などの役割を行っている。近年、学校において救急処置の対応における専門性を求められる事故がおきており、保健管理における専門的な判断力が一層必要となっている。養護教諭における専門的判断とは、医学的な知識と共に、主訴に対するアセスメントと対象全体の観察力による総合的な判断である。誰でも簡単に器具が必要ではなくできる、五感で感じる観察力の一つとして、東洋医学における対象全体を見る舌診に視点を当て、看護学の授業において講義と演習を行った。学生の生活習慣の問診と舌診の観察における現れ方に関係性がみられ、有効な観察項目であることが実証された。今後は、保健室における児童生徒の対応において、子どもの心身を観る舌診を取り入れたフィジカルアセスメントの実践化に向けて取り組んでいきたい。In duties to control the nursing of children,`Yogo teacher'performs roles such as health management, health education, health consultation, school health room management and the health organization activity. In late years the case is found that the specialty in the correspondence of the first aid is required in the school, so it is considered that the specialists' judgment in the health management is necessary still more.The specialized judgment required for`Yogo teacher'is the assessment for the main complaints, and the synthetic judgment by the ability of general observation for the object from the medical knowledge.As one of the observations using five senses which anyone can do without tools, there is health check through the tongue observation.Zesshin, medical examination by ovserving the patients' tongues, is the skill of traditional health check in the Oriental medicine. Generally speaking, the Oriental medicine focuses not only the disease but also the overall situation of the patient.I had the opportunity to practice watching the tongues in the classes of nursing science. I had the medical interview for the lifestyle of students, and after all, my interviews were related to the results of Zesshin. Therefore it was demonstrated that Zesshin was one of the useful observation item. Hereafter in the deal ings of the children in the school health room.I will work on the practice of the physical assessment through Zesshin, which cover the mental and physical health condition of children.6KJ00009067239論文journal articl
Cambodian Orphanages and Kindergartens
Get PDF2011 年8月、2013 年8月にカンボジアの児童養護施設を訪問し、見学、交流を行った。カンボジアの幼児がどのように生活し、どのように成長しているかを学ぶことにより、カンボジアが背負う負の遺産の大きさに気付いた。この一国では背負えない状況を援助するために、日本からはJICAやいくつかのNPOが教育支援活動に参加している。本稿では、1章で筆者が実際に見学、交流を行った状況を示し、2章でカンボジアの幼稚園や保育園の現状についてまとめ、3章でJICA等の活動を紹介し、4章で考察をする。We visited some Cambodian orphanages and interacted with their kindergartners and staff in August 2011 and August 2013.Learning how the infants in Cambodia live and grow up, I realized the large scale of negative legacies that Cambodia has. NPOs and JICA from Japan participate in the educational support activities in Cambodia to help solve difficult problems that thiscountry alone cannot solve. This paper consists of four parts. In Chapter 1 the real situations of the Cambodian infanteducation are shown; in Chapter 2 the present state at Cambodian kindergartens and nursery schools is outlined; in Chapter 3 the activities of organizations like JICA are introduced; and in Chapter 4 the Cambodian infant education is dealt with.12KJ00009067399論文journal articl