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A teaching report on “The media exercise to enhance child care and education”: Current status, Problems, and View in the Future
Get PDFapplication/pdfRecently, various media are rapidly spreading. Even in child care and education course, the expectation of media literacy education is increasing. So, in the department of early childhood care and education at Takamatsu Junior College, “The media exercise to enhance child care and education” was started in 2008. The attainment targets of “The media exercise to enhance child care and education” is to train students to be teachers of child care and education who can properly use media to enhance child care and education. This paper reports the current status and problems of “The media exercise to enhance child care and education”. And, it takes a view of the future of “The media exercise to enhance child care and education”
Tone Chime Performance by Students Studying Early Childhood Education and Problems to be Solved
Get PDFapplication/pdfI will use two examples to clarify the possibility and difficulty of playing tone chimes by students who are studying early childhood education
Reflections on an Early Child Care Education: Basic Seminar Open Class
Get PDFapplication/pdfThis paper reports on an Early Child Care Education: Basic SeminarⅠ open class held in 2017. The Department of Early Childhood Education at Takamatsu Junior College originally developed this series of lectures. Each faculty members was responsible for an individual seminar. The Basic Seminar I, held in the first term, focused mainly on each staff member’s field of specialization. “The importance of the textbooks” and “the need to read the intention of the composers from scores,” about the songs of the children were discussed in this semina
Creation of the Attractive Environment and the Role of Childcare Workers Consider the subject “Nursing Contents-Environment” from the characteristics of early childhood education
Get PDFapplication/pdfIn early childhood education, it is required to create an attractive environment where children can deepen their relationship with the surrounding environment and gain the experience which is necessary for the development. Childcare workers take an important role for this creation. Today, not only children but also the young childcare workers are lacking the direct and concrete experience. In this article, I considered the significance and the way of the environment creation from the perspective of characteristics of early childhood education. In this process, I picked up some cases which are related to the subject “Nursing contents- Environment.
How to Construct the Education of Information Morals ～Standing on the Present Information Moral Education and Using Information Devices～
Get PDFapplication/pdfIn Kagawa Prf., efforts have been made to enhance "guidance on information morals for children" since 2009. However, in the advanced information society, advanced expertise including the latest information security measures is necessary, and currently this situation cannot be dealt with at this school. This can be seen from the questionnaire survey at the lecturer of the teacher’s license renewal conducted at our university. So, in order to solve this problem as best as possible, we will construct an environment to support advanced information morals and information security education by combining information devices and free software, and consider the contents
Report on Implementaition of an Open Class “Introduction to communication exerciseⅡ”
Get PDFapplication/pdfThis paper is a report of a lecture that was conducted for educational research in the second semester of the 2018-2019 school year at Takamatsu University. In the lecture, Communication PracticeⅡ, the goal was to follow the outline of the diploma policy outlined by the university and build students who are able to be active members of society, not only in terms of the theory of communication, but also keeping in mind that students must be able firmly express themselves and convey their feelings persuasively to others. In order to accomplish this goal, we developed active learning lectures with group work and discussion in every instance so that we could help students communicate properly and work on solving various problems in society. According to the diploma policy, it is important to train students to have the ability to "be interested in various issues of modern society, to communicate accurately with people in diverse positions and to work on problem solving by demonstrating leadership." This lesson especially focused on enhancing these abilities
Future Issues in Electronic Word-of-Mouth Information Seeking Behavior
Get PDFapplication/pdfMost previous research about the effect of eWOM falls under the assumption that consumers refer to word-of-mouth information on a single web page and form an evaluation of a product or service based on that information. Because of this assumption, the prior research has been discussed in only limited aspects of online consumer behavior. Therefore, this paper considers the impact of eWOM
Introduction of research on the history of local education in Kagawa Prefecture （part 5）
Get PDFapplication/pdfThe Japanese word Kyōdo (which can be roughly translated as local in English) is a term that was coined in conjunction with the creation of the modern nation-state. Combined with the Japanese word kyoiku (meaning education) we come up with an expression that can be translated as local education. There is a reason why this term is used, and it has to do with the background of the historical era in which it was created.
This research introduces Kyōdo kyoiku (or local education) as it has been carried out in Kagawa Prefecture and surveys history while associating topography compilation in early-modern times and modern education focused on local areas, such as furusato gakushu (meaning hometown learning). In addition to that, this paper attempts to clarify the historical meaning and future issues of Kyōdo kyoiku
A survey of the actual conditions of the average monthly wages at Type B continuous employment support offices in the Chugoku, Shikoku, and Kyushu-Okinawa regions
Get PDFapplication/pdfThis study was conducted to understand the current status of the average monthly wage and the actual status of support for users with mental disorders in Type B continuous employment support offices in the Chugoku, Shikoku, and Kyushu-Okinawa regions. 1,100 Type B continuous employment support offices were randomly selected, and a questionnaire and online survey were conducted. As a result, it was found that the average monthly wage of Type B continuous employment support office establishments should be increased to 3.9 days or more, and the average daily usage time should be 5.78 hours
The Cairns of Jogwanji Yama Hill
Get PDFapplication/pdf"A Study on the Cairns on Mt. Iwaseo, in Takamatsu in the Province of Sanuki" A Report of Archaeological Research by Sueji Umehara of the
Department of Literature, Kyoto Imperial University, in 1933 (Showa 8), made us aware of the existence of cairns, which were built by the piling
of stones in the central area of Takamatsu.
These cairns are located on the top of Mt. Iwaseo, which extends to the southwest part of the central region of Takama tsu, a castle town. There
are more than 200 mounds on Mt. Iwaseo.
Most of them are not the above-mentioned mounds, but the mounds which have horizontal hole type stone chambers from the latter part of the Kofun period. Especially, it is known that the cairns of Jogwanji-Yama Hill have about 50 mounds and are regarded as significant when viewed in light of the largest cairns group in Kagawa prefecture.
In this paper, the cairns of Jogwanji-Yama Hill are researched. According to the research, it was found that there were about 10 groups
of mounds in which several were l ined up in the cairns. It was also revealed that there are some mounds that have a geometric structure on the
outside.
This research does not include an archaeological excavation, which is an important method of archeological research. The reader is as ked to please keep this in mind when making a sincere criticism as to whether the content is appropriate