Tokyo Shoseki Co., Ltd.
They won’t teach you this at cram school! Kassei Nishioka and the current Tokyo University student group, Tokyo University Carpe Diem, have published the famous lectures given during the school’s “time for inquiry” into a book! “Inquiry-oriented thinking skills that you want to acquire from your teens: Academic mind development course” will be released on August 30th.
Inquiry thinking skills that you want to acquire from your teens ……
On August 30th, Tokyo Shoseki Co., Ltd. released the book
“Inquiry-oriented thinking skills that you want to acquire from your teens: Academic mind development course” (Supervised by Issei Nishioka, Author: Carpe Diem, University of Tokyo).
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Explanation
Acquiring the ability to think inquisitively (academic mind) will improve your academic ability, grades, and self-esteem!This is a specialty of current University of Tokyo student groups that is held during “Inquiry Time” at elementary, junior high, and high schools nationwide. A book based on a business trip lecture! The inquisitive thinking ability (academic mind), which is currently attracting a lot of attention, consists of three elements: “posing a question,” “having a hypothesis,” and “verifying that hypothesis.” Masu. Chapter 1 provides an easy-to-understand explanation of what this thinking style is. Chapters 2 to 4 provide detailed explanations based on the contents of the on-site lectures, using specific examples, illustrations, and diagrams, and provide practice questions. You will acquire the ability to solve inquiry-type questions that test your thinking, judgment, and expressive abilities. In addition, by acquiring the ability to solve various problems on your own when faced with them, we present the possibility of expanding your way of thinking, perspective, and career options.
Chapter 5 contains content that encourages updating of Reiwa study and examination information that parents’ generation did not know, such as the recent tendency for tests and entrance exam questions to ask for inquisitive thinking skills. How to solve “inquiry-type questions” (subject-specific and subject-combined) that are actually asked in the entrance exams and common tests of difficult private junior high schools and universities, and utilize the “academic-minded thinking method” proposed by the author. Explain. It can be applied at home or at school, and the content is designed to improve academic ability, grades, and self-esteem.
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Author information
Supervisor
Issei Nishioka
Current University of Tokyo student. Representative of Carpe Thiem Co., Ltd. Born in 1996. He aimed to enter the University of Tokyo with a deviation score of 35, but failed for two years in a row. In his third year, he achieved a standard deviation score of 70 using the “self-study” method he developed and was accepted to the University of Tokyo. After entering university, he was in charge of editing “Dragon Zakura 2” (Kodansha) and supervised the script for the Sunday theater “Dragon Zakura”. Carpe Diem Co., Ltd. was established in 2020 to convey the know-how for passing the University of Tokyo to students and school teachers across the country.
He is the author of “The University of Tokyo Reading, where you can acquire reading ability and “intellectual ability” at the same time” and “The University of Tokyo Composition, which increases “the ability to communicate” and “intellectual ability” (all published by Toyo Keizai Inc.), and co-authored “High School Life”. Many books such as “Strengthening Book” (Tokyo Shoseki).
author
University of Tokyo Carpe Diem
University of Tokyo student group. It was formed in June 2020 by Issei Nishioka as the representative, and by many University of Tokyo students who passed the exam. Workshops and lectures are held at elementary, junior high, and high schools across the country. He teaches study methods to more than 1,000 students a year, and the thinking and study methods he teaches in the “Academic Mind Development Course” held during inquiry learning time are
particularly popular. We also provide teaching method consulting to teachers.
He has written many books, including “The Complete History of War Taught by University of Tokyo Students” (Diamond Publishing) and “Complete Study Techniques for All Examination Students to Achieve the University of Tokyo” (Gentosha).
content
[Table of Contents]
Chapter 1 What is academic mind? Chapter 2 Let’s ask questions! Chapter 3 Let’s make a hypothesis! Chapter 4 Let’s test the
hypothesis! Chapter 5: Solve problems and practice!
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“Inquiry-oriented thinking skills that you want to acquire from your teens: Academic mind development course”
■Issei Nishioka/Supervised by University of Tokyo Carpe Diem/Author ■List price 1,760 yen (1,600 yen tax 10%)
■46 size, 168 pages
https://www.tokyo-shoseki.co.jp/books/81743/