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Article on the way of expression in the songs for children, or what the expression of them should be
Get PDFapplication/pdfIn this article, we will consider the way of expression in songs for children. Today, it is usual to introduce singing while playing a keyboard instrument in the musical curriculum and it is frequently included as a part of employment examinations.
It is important for students to have a large repertoire of songs. But there are many students who express nothing in music but only press the keys of the instrument since they feel obliged to master as many songs as possible.
So, we will consider the songs not in technical terms but in expressive terms
Report on a Class of“Introduction to Medical Secretary Studies”
Get PDFapplication/pdfThis is the report of a class held by the author.
This report contains the outline of the class and the points to be reviewed and further issues
Prohibition of Corporal Punishment and Teachers' Responsibility － For Cooperation and Collaboration with Local Communities －
Get PDFapplication/pdfThe argument over corporal punishment can be appropriately approached from both the physical or mental impact it has on the students that receive it. However, teachers must learn that they are to assume full responsibility for the corporal punishment they inflict, and they should consider it to be their personal affect. This is a shortcut to preventing ignorant teachers from doing physical or mental harm to students, which will lead to the prevention of corporal punishment.
This paper reflects on the four responsibilities of teachers, their impact, and tries to help students who want to be teachers to understand about corporal punishment
Attempt of Online Exchange Activities with 5-year-old Children by Childcare and Education Students
Get PDFapplication/pdfThis paper reports on the practice of online exchange activities between students of Takamatsu University and kindergarten children of 5 yea rs old in 2020, which was marked by the COVID 19 pandemic, and from the learning and awareness of this experience, the effects of online exchange activities and related future issues were considered.
In this activity, obstacles unique to the online enviro nment occurred and it was difficult to interact with the kindergarten children, but the students themselves tried to overcome the problems by devising words and movements. In addition, through the activities, there was a change in positive awareness of chi ldcare and teaching profession by the university students, including how to relate to children and the need to acquire childcare and educational skills.
As a future task, at a kindergarten, in addition to providing guidance so that students can better inte ract with children, acquire skills, and acquire Information and Communications Technology (ICT) utilization techniques, it was deemed necessary to build an ICT environment that can guarantee student learning
Creativity and innovation in the late Gothic painter Giotto
Get PDFapplication/pdfThe painter Giotto, who was active in the late Gothic period, broke the curse of the firm invasion of Eastern Byzantine art and led Christian art to a new world with the Hellenistic method that flows underneath. For the first time, he sublimated a magnificent Gothic statue into a painting.
He created a mural painting of the Basilica of Santa Maria de la Carita (commonly known as the Scrovegni Chapel) in Padua, northern Italy, in 1305. The series of frescoes depict the life of Joachim, the Virgin Mary, and Jesus Christ, and are said to be some of the greatest Gothic paintings.
In this research, five distinctive works were selected from these mural paintings, and the formation and development of Giotto art, or the reason why he is said to have changed the history of art, was
analyzed, and Giotto is considered as one of the people involved in modeling
Consistancy and Trends in Science Education (Part1) －Science from the Meiji Era to the Prewar and Wartime Period－
Get PDFapplication/pdfIn light of the current situation in which teaching content and methods are changing significantly in the field of education with the implementation of the new Course of Study, I have to explored the direction of science education in the future by tracing the transition of science education in Japan over several series. This time, I investigated a summary of science education from the Meiji era to the prewar and wartime period, and the "Observation of Nature" published in 1941 for science teachers in the lower grades of national schools. As a result, it was found that there are many common ideas in current science education and the new Course of Study, and that this scientific spirit has been continuously passed down as "the immutability of science education." In particular, in the "Observation of Nature" compiled under the Ministry of Education for science teachers in the lower grades of national schools in 1941, we can see the " immutability of science education" as a Japanese way of nature education, and it can be said that the content has remained fresh even in this era
Gift exchanges , cultural and entertainment activities,of kokujin and dogo classes ，and the formation of regional social order in Sanuki in the late Middle Ages (Part 2)
Get PDFoai:takamatsu-u.repo.nii.ac.jp:02000001application/pdfIn medieval Japanese society, which was decentralized and pluralistic, self-salvation was a social principle. Why were the samurai able to gradually take the lead in the local community as a new social group? In this paper, I would like to clarify the trends of the Kokujin and Dogo classes, which are the middle class of local communities in the Sanuki region in the late Middle Ages, and how they played a role in the formation of human ties and community order in local communities through gift-giving and cultural performing arts activities mediated by local temples and shrines
