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Review of the study of lessons on social studies focusing the language activities at a junior high school
No full text本稿の目的は、芝拓実氏の「言語活動を充実させ、説明する社会科授業の研究」について、優れた点を紹介し、成果と課題について考察することである。芝氏は、「資料の関連付け」と「話し合いによる学習の支援」という課題意識をもって、検証授業を計画し実施した。この取組は、言語活動をいかに充実させるかという今日的な課題にアプローチしたものであるといえる。社会科の資料を読み取り、関連付けるというコンピテンシーを生徒に獲得させる有効な取組となった。本項では、芝氏の研究の優れた点を中心に紹介する
Basic Directions of Heritage Tourism Studies Today : Normative and Realistic
Full text linkThis paper engages with the basic approaches for the problems of heritage tourism, which can be divided into two groups, normative and realistic. The two approaches are situated on a kind of dichotomy according as different concepts of value, while there is a notion that the protection of a heritage in a community or nation is not the same as the conservation of tradition
Proposal for garden tourism visiting historical gardens in Kyoto with Miyako rinsen meisho zue
Full text linkGarden tourism visiting historical gardens is an important part of Kyoto tourism. It is no exaggeration to say that the main purpose of sightseeing at such temples as Kinkaku-ji, Ginkaku-ji and Ryoan-ji, which are visited by many tourists, is to appreciate the gardens. When appreciating Kyotoʼs historical gardens, not only enjoying the appearance that you see but also learning about their historical changes enhances the enjoyment appreciating them. Miyako rinsen meisho zue (Pictorial guide to gardens and scenic spots in Kyoto), a garden guidebook published in Kyoto in 1799, provides birdʼs-eye views of the famous gardens of the time. This paper proposes a way to enjoy comparing the birdʼs-eye view of the garden with its current state when visiting gardens whose birdʼs-eye views are included in the volume and which still exist today
The View-Master as a Virtual Tourism Tool
Full text linkThe view-master is a device developed in 1939, it is for binocular stereoscopic vision of two photos. The view-master is used by inserting a disc-shaped view-master reel, it has 7 sets of 14 photographic films. The view-master was a substitute for postcards, it was popular as a virtual tourism tool before the advent of head-mounted displays and dome theaters. It is necessary to organize the introduction of the view-master from a tourism perspective. This essay is the history of view-master from tourism perspective, it also discusses what the oriental reels including Japan, shot from the 1950s to the 1960s, symbolize