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This study reports on the practice of adaptation games in the basketball unit of a high school for special needs. This aim was to promote learning of reasonable accommodation by personalizing the adaptation game. Adaptation was introduced in the 2nd and 4th periods. In the 2nd period, teacher-led adaptation was applied, and in the 4th period, adaptation requests and negotiations suitable for each individual were made. As a result, according to analysis of the learning card, descriptions that were conscious of the individual's peers were recognized in the 4th period. Also, in the class evaluation, challenge and cooperation increased in the 4th period. This suggests that in the 4th period, the students were working on challenging tasks with their peers. On the other hand, the interview showed that the students had considerable resistance to the introduction of adaptation in the 2nd period. However, by the 4th period, the students were convinced of each other and enjoyed the negotiation process. It can be considered that the need for adaptation was understood by improving individual skills and solving team problems. In addition, the results clarified the way students perceive reasonable accommodation. Although law and knowledge regarding reasonable accommodation are taught at the support school, the students did not clearly understand the actual procedure for requesting accommodation. Therefore, for curriculum management through life at school and at home, this practice was able to relate the content of independence activities to the health and physical education department and promote understanding of reasonable accommodation while using adaptation games in this unit. This was a significant achievement
Practical Tasks of Sexuality Education in a Special School for Students with Intellectual Disabilities : Based on an Interview Survey Administered to Graduates
This study aims to discuss practical tasks on sexuality education for students with intellectual disabilities in special schools. An interview survey was conducted with two male graduates. Interview items involved what they learned in the lesson of sexuality education,what they wanted to learn on sexuality education in schools, and so on. Results of a qualitative analysis of interview data are discussed. Future tasks are 1)the necessity of early sexuality education, 2) the development of useful educational tools for students with disabilities, and, in particular, 3) Securing appropriate informational resources about sex, gender, and sexuality
Changes in the Labor Force Status of Population in Iwade City,Wakayama Prefecture Since 2000.
This paper examined changes in the labor force status of the population in Iwade City, Wakayama Prefecture since2000. In Iwade City, where the population has continued to grow as a suburban residential area of such as Wakayama City, although the age structure is younger than that of the whole of Japan, the aging of population has progressed. In addition, the labor force participation rate and the number of workers for both men and women in their 60s has increased, resulting in an aging of workers. Furthermore, as is in the case of the suburbs of large metropolitan areas, the labor force participation rate of women was low, and the proportion of “Did housework” was high.In Iwade City, although the labor force participation rate of women has increased since 2000, the proportion of “Worked besides doing housework” is higher than that of the whole of Japan, suggesting that it is difficult for women living in the suburbs to work
Factors affecting the satisfaction of foreign tourists visiting Japan at medium-sized Japanese-style inns : Through a survey based on the “expectation disagreement model” method
This study is targeting the foreign tourists who stay in Japan at medium-sized Japanese-style hot spring inns located in hot spring resorts. The purpose is to consider the factors that influence the satisfaction level by the Expectation Disconfirmation Theory, and to consider the effect of the satisfaction level on the revisit to the hot spring resort area or to Japan. For foreign tourists who stayed, we conducted a questionnaire survey on expectations based on various information, accommodation experience, tourism purpose, tourism cost, and satisfaction obtained from actual accommodation experience. As a result, we found that the satisfaction is influenced by the past accommodation experience and expectations based on the purpose of travel. In addition, it was confirmed that the satisfaction level of multiple items had an impact on lodging at the same type of hotel and willingness to return to the area or to Japan
Realism of Dome Videos across Dome Shapes and Screen Illuminances : A Case of the Dome Video Screening about the Mega Sport Event
The purpose of this study was to compare and verify the effects of differences in specifications among domes on the realism of dome image. Until now, there has been little research on how external factors affect the realism of dome image. This was because the equipment used to show dome image is proprietary, and it has been very difficult to show the same content with the same specification at all planetariums at the same time. In this study, we cooperated with the“Immersive LIVE Viewing” project of Tokyo 2020 live distribution of the Olympic Games, and conducted a questionnaire survey to analyze the relationship between the audience’s impression evaluation and external factors when viewing sport video. These results suggested that the dome tilt had no effect on the sense of presence, the smaller the dome diameter, the more ‘feeling good’ and ‘powerful’, and the higher the screen illuminance, the higher the sense of presence evaluation and the higher the clarity of the images. After the further verification, we believe that a high sense of presence through dome image may become important as one of methods of virtual tourism