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    Development of a Child’s Reactions Scale When Their Responses Were Seen by Their Teacher Focusing on hiding the responses in math classes to hide mistakes or areas of unclear understanding.

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    We aimed to develop a child’s reactions scale when their responses were seen by their teacher. In Study 1, 49 undergraduates participated in the survey to clarify what the reaction would be when their responses were seen by their teacher. The descriptions about the reactions when their responses were seen by their teacher were categorized into 7 categories. Based on the results of Study 1, items for the scale were created. In Study 2, 165 undergraduates participated in the survey to examine the structure of the scale. In addition, 372 elementary school students participated in the survey to exam the validity and reliability of the scale. The results of exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses showed the scale consisted of two factors: behavior of hiding responses and negative emotions. The Cronbach’s alpha coefficient indicated the reliability of the scale in terms of internal consistency. The validity of the scale was examined in relation to mathematical self-efficacy. The results demonstrate that behavior of hiding responses and negative emotions were negatively related to mathematical self-efficacy. These correlation indicated the construct and factor validity of the scale.departmental bulletin pape

    Attitudes.and.Behavior.of.Parents.who.Send.Their.Children.to.Small.Specially.Accredited.Schools:The Case of Tosayama Gakusha in Mountainous Area of Kochi City

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    This study identifies the attitudes and behavior of parents who send their children to small specially accredited schools. The study was conducted in Tosayama Gakusha, a compulsory education school in hilly and mountainous area of Kochi City. The results revealed that, firstly, the factors 'chosen' by parents were the educational activities implemented to create a distinctive school, the natural environment and the method of commuting to school. Secondly, with regard to school-centred community cooperation, it was found that parents' interest in the community increases when their children enroll in school. On the other hand, it was also found that there are challenges in terms of interaction between parents and their involvement in the community after their children have graduated. Two of the practices at Tosayama Gakusha, namely, the school becoming a transmitter of local information and making parents feel attached to the local area through educational activities, can be implemented in many small specially accredited schools.departmental bulletin pape

    A study of Fudō-Myōō of Myōhō-ji Temple, Kashihara City, Nara Prefecture : Focusing on the statue’s style and colored patterns

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    In the course of a survey of cultural properties at Myōhō-ji Temple in Kashihara City, Nara Prefecture, conducted by Nara University of Education last year, it was discovered that a standing statue of Fudō-Myōō owned by the temple is an important example of a statue from the Kamakura period (the late 13th century) that retains all of its original surface finishing, including colors and cut gold patterns. In this report, We outlined the statue and compared it with relevant references and similar examples, focusing on its shape and colored patterns. We also discussed its place in the history of Buddhist sculpture. As a result, it was found that the statue’s shape is similar to those of the Nara Busshi school, and its colored patterns may be closely related to those of the Nanto E-busshi. The statue found in this research is an excellent example of a standing statue of Fudō-Myōō left in Nanto that should be paid attention to in the future.departmental bulletin pape

    令和五年度卒業論文題目

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    Consideration of Training for Practitioners to Reconsider the Meaning of Collaboration and Connection between ECEC Settings and Elementary Schools through Reflection and Dialogue:Training Design as Social Practice

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    幼小連携・接続が政策課題になっている背景を踏まえた上で、幼小連携・接続を実施する当事者である実践者自身が幼小連携・接続実践の目的を見出し、その上で目的に合った手段を選択していけるよう、意識変容の学習が起こりうる研修を開発することを研究の目的とした。省察と対話を方法として研修をデザインし実施した結果、参加者が思考の枠組みを再構成し政策課題について当事者として取り組もうとする変容が起こったことが示唆された。加えて研修をデザイン・実施したメンバーにおいても、保育実践と相似形を為す思考が促され、研修が社会的実践として意味づいた。departmental bulletin pape

    Actual Conditions of Tourist Farms in Nara Prefecture and Visitor Reviews

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    The purpose of this paper is to clarify the actual situation of tourist farms in Nara Prefecture, to understand the attention of visitors to tourist farms and to identify problems in the management of tourist farms. Information was obtained on all tourist farms in Nara Prefecture, fieldwork and interviews were conducted at four tourist farms, and a text-mining analysis was conducted by organising the word-of-mouth about each farm. As a result, the following conclusions were drawn about the actual situation of tourist farms in Nara Prefecture. 1.Large-scale tourist farms are mainly managed by local communities, while small-scale farms are mainly managed by individuals. 2.The nearby historical and cultural tourist attractions are also a major feature of the farms. 3.In terms of management methods, the main type of management is a composite management type, and in addition to fruit picking and vegetable harvesting, they also ship to agricultural cooperatives, run direct sales outlets and cafés. 4. The composition of users shows that they are mainly groups of two or more people, such as family members and friends, with a small number of single users. 5. Most users are residents of Nara and Osaka Prefecture. 6.The seasonality of the opening of tourist farms is significant. 7.Tourist farms are concentrated around the Yamato Plain (Nara Basin).  The following conclusions were drawn regarding the attention of visitors to tourist farms and the problems that need attention in the management of tourist farms. 1.The means of transport of the users shows that most of them travelled by private car. 2.The main purpose of the visitors is to eat strawberries and fruits as much as they can, and they have little interest in experiencing farm work at the tourist farms. 3.Even if there are well-known tourist attractions in the vicinity of the tourist farms, the number of tourists flowing to the farms from these attractions is low. How to effectively convert visitors from other tourist attractions into farm users is an issue to be considered.departmental bulletin pape

    A Comparative Study of Junior High School Students' Reasons for Choosing Extracurricular Baseball Teams and Local Baseball Club Teams and Their Activities

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    The “Review Conference on the Transfer of Extracurricular Sport Club Activities to Local Communities”established by the Japan Sports Agency has set in June 2022 a direction for public junior high school athletic club activities on holidays to be gradually transferred to local communities. In this discussion, the problems with current athletic club activities include the smaller scale of athletic club activities due to a decrease in the number of students, and the long working hours and low professionalism of teachers involved in athletic club activities. Issues such as teachers' long working hours are important, but it is also necessary to consider the needs of junior high school students, such as whether they are satisfied with the current situation and what kind of club teams they want. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to conduct a questionnaire survey targeting junior high school baseball club members (138 people) and junior high school students participating in local regulation baseball clubs (172 people), compare the reasons for choosing the team and the satisfaction level of each team. Based on these findings, we will make recommendations regarding the transfer of extracurricular sport activities to local communities that reflect the needs of junior high school students. The main results of the questionnaire survey are as follows. The reasons for choosing extracurricular sport club activities are diverse, and it can be inferred that students choose school club activities as a way to enrich their school life. For those who belonged to local club teams, items related to competitiveness and aspirations were considered important as reasons for their selection, while quality of coaching and reputation of the team were reasons for their selection. When comparing satisfaction levels, those who belonged to local club teams showed higher values for coaching and goal orientation than those who belonged to school club activities. The results of this survey revealed that junior high school students' needs for extracurricular sport teams and local club teams are different. If extracurricular sport activities were to move to the local communities, it would be impossible to simply integrate the school club activities and the local club teams, and multiple teams would be needed within one organization to be able to respond to both needs.departmental bulletin pape

    近代語資料としての『赤い鳥』

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    The 11th Teaching Material Creation for Education for Sustainable Development through Researching Cultural Heritage in Rikuzentakata City:Direction of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Education in Elementary School

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    陸前高田市文化遺産調査において、ESD 防災班は、見学や聞き取り調査などを経て、何度も津波災害を経験している陸前高田の人でさえ、いざというときに正しい行動がとれないということを知り、防災・減災についてより自分事として捉え、命を守る行動がとれる人になることの重要性を改めて認識した。本稿では、奈良県内の小学校 6 年生を対象に、年間を通じて様々な教科と連携した総合的な学習の時間に、防災・減災教育を位置付け、連続した学びの中でより自分事化でき、さらには自身が積極的に地域と協働することを目指した「防災教育プロジェクト」を提案する。departmental bulletin pape

    A Study Based on Analysis Focusing on the Theme of Variations on a Nursery Song Op. 25 by Dohnányi

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    The Hungarian musician, Dohnányi Ernő( 1877-1960), was a composer, pianist, conductor, and educator. He composed not only piano pieces, but also a variety of composition. This study focuses on his Variations on a Nursery Song Op.25 which is one of his works for piano and orchestra. This study aims to clarify how he transforms a very famous nursery song and his intention in the variations. As a result of the analysis, it seems that Dohnányi not only created the melody freely in each variation, but also manipulated the strength of the connection with the theme. Also, the published score and the autograph score are compared, and focuses on tempo modifications.departmental bulletin pape

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