A face-to-face seminar for middle and high school managers and teachers, “How to evolve education? School reform practice theory” will be held on Saturday, June 15th.
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Press release: May 15, 2024
A face-to-face seminar for middle and high school managers and teachers, “How to evolve education? School reform practice theory” will be held on Saturday, June 15th.
*Kamakura City Superintendent of Education Mr. Takahashi, Seitoku Gakuen Junior and Senior High School Assistant Principal/Data Science Director Mr. Durago, Mita Kokusai Gakuen Junior and Senior High School Vice Principal
We have invited Professor Narajima to speak about the practice of school reform. *
Inspire Co., Ltd., which provides EdTech teaching materials with the concept of “Easy to bring exploratory learning that connects you to the world in the classroom”
High (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Representative: Taichi Sugiura) will hold a face-to-face seminar for middle and high school managers and teachers on Saturday, June 15th, with the theme of “school reform.”
* ■Seminar content*
In times of unpredictability and uncertainty, schools need to be updated. Teachers who are striving to take education one step further and to develop the skills that students will need in society in the future are faced with difficulties in promoting fundamental reforms and involving the entire school. There are probably many situations where you feel this way.
In this seminar, Kamakura City Superintendent of Education Mr. Takahashi, Seitoku Gakuen Junior and Senior High School Assistant Principal and Data Science Director Mr. Durago, and Mita Kokusai Gakuen Junior and Senior High School Vice Principal
We have invited Mr. Narajima to talk about his vision and specific practical content on the themes of “updating education” and “school reform.” There will also be time for participants to exchange opinions with the speakers. Please join us.
* ▼Click here to apply (participation is free)*
* https://bit.ly/4bAQzPU*
* ■Event overview*
* ・Date and time*
Saturday, June 15, 2024 15:00-18:00 (doors open 14:45)
* ・Implementation format*
Face-to-face meeting/participation free of charge
* ·place*
TKP Shinagawa Conference Center ANNEX Conference Room 8
(TAKANAWA COURT 3rd floor, 3-13-1 Takanawa, Minato-ku, Tokyo 108-0074) * ・How to apply*
Apply using the form below
https://bit.ly/4bAQzPU
*・Application deadline*
Thursday, June 13, 2024
* ・Participation target*
Middle school and high school managers and teachers, and members of the Board of Education
*・Capacity*
First 70 people
* [Contents] *
・Speaker-style seminar (approximately 120 minutes)
The three speakers will discuss their vision for school reform and concrete implementation details.
・Social gathering (about 30 minutes)
We will have time to exchange business cards and opinions with the speakers. * ■Speakers*
* Kamakura City Superintendent of Education Yohei Takahashi* He joined the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology in 2005 and has been involved in planning and coordinating systems and budgets related to education and research. He has served as a specialist in the Education Reform Promotion Office of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, sub-leader of the School Digitalization Project Team in the Elementary and Secondary Education Bureau, visiting researcher at the University of California, Berkeley, and director of the Fukushima Prefecture Educational General Affairs Division and Planning and Coordination Division. After retiring from the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, he became an education team manager at a foreign consulting company. He has been involved in public education in various capacities, including in the government, boards of education, overseas, and in the private sector. Director of Education of Kamakura City from 2023.
*Erika Durago, Assistant Principal and Director of Data Science, Seitoku Gakuen Junior and Senior High School*
Completed master’s program at Waseda University Graduate School of Economics and enrolled in doctoral program in School Education Development Course at Tokyo University’s Graduate School of Education. He has been in his current position since 2022 after serving as a visiting faculty member in the Faculty of Data Science at Musashino University, a part-time lecturer in the International Education Subprogram (IB teacher training) at the University of Tsukuba, the head of the international department at a private middle and high school, the head of the International Baccalaureate course, and the head of the information department. stanford university
Women in Data Science Ambassador 2024.
*Mita Kokusai Gakuen Junior and Senior High School Vice Principal Tomoya Narajima*
Born in Tokyo. After graduating from university, he traveled to three countries: Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom, and worked as a Japanese language teacher at local schools in each country. After returning to Japan, he worked at several preparatory schools, and then began working at Hiroo Gakuen Junior and Senior High School (Tokyo) in 2009. He concurrently served as head of the English department and vice head of the grade level, and was involved in school reform. Since April 2014, she has been working at Toita Girls’ Junior and Senior High School (currently Mita Kokusai Gakuen Junior and Senior High School). As Director of International Education, he created the school’s global education from the ground up. Became vice principal in 2020, and concurrently served as career director from 2024. My hobbies are all outdoor activities and traveling. Visited 35 countries and 47 prefectures around the world.
*About Inspire High*
Inspire
High is a program that allows you to easily practice exploratory learning that connects you with the world in the classroom. It is mainly used in junior high and high school classes such as
“Comprehensive Inquiry Time”, “Special Activities”, “Morals”, and “Public Affairs”, as well as in each school’s own career education and SDGs education.
Inspire
At High, we will explore the diverse lifestyles, values, work, and social issues of creative adults around the world. In addition, by challenging the “questions without answers” that are asked every time, they develop their “power of self-expression” and share their opinions and values with teenagers from all over the country. We will also foster a “heart of knowing others”.
In an era of unpredictability and uncertainty, the importance of 21st century skills and non-cognitive skills to survive in the future is increasing, as the new curriculum guidelines have been revised to focus on the “zest for life.” We provide opportunities to develop the skills needed in this environment as an online interactive program, regardless of economic or geographical factors.
Program example:
“How can society change?” with Audrey Tan, Taiwan’s Minister of Digital Affairs.
Poet Shuntaro Tanikawa and his thoughts on “What are words?” Thinking as a Maasai elder: “What is identity?”
“What is peace?” as a UN staff member
Thinking as a failure researcher: “Is failure scary?”
In addition, a wide variety of people have appeared, including entrepreneurs, scientists, robot developers, fishermen, firefighters, film directors, and fashion designers.
*Introduction video*
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIbYXKQ3sUQ
*Download materials for schools and educational institutions* https://www.inspirehigh.com/school_contact
*WEB SITE*
https://www.inspirehigh.com/
Company name: Co., Ltd.
Inspire High
Representative: Representative Director Taichi Sugiura
Established: November 2019
Location: 2-5-3 Hirakawacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Official website: https://www.inspirehigh.com/
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