The Origin of Lesson Study in Japan
The Origin of Lesson Study in Japan
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日本课程学习的由来
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2010
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通讯作者:
Naomichi Makinae
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作者:
Naomichi Makinae
This study aims to clarify the history and issues in the origin of lesson study in Japan. In 1872, a new school system was started by the Meiji government. In that period, the object lesson was introduced in the normal school [teacher training college] as an updated teaching method for the new elementary schools. The object lesson method is based on Pestalozzian theory, according to which teaching should start from observation of objects that helps students recognize the concepts through their intuition. This method introduced a significant change in teaching. The normal school undertook on the responsibility of spreading the new teaching method through training teachers and also editing and publishing instruction manuals and textbooks. In the process, the criticism lesson was introduced as a teacher training method. In this method, the normal school students presented a lesson to the class and other students observed and discussed about it. For observation and discussion, four points of criticism were used: matter, method, teacher, and children. These are also useful for today's lesson study. The object lesson was spread along with the criticism lesson to the whole country through normal school products such as instruction manuals, new textbooks and the teachers who graduate. This form of lesson study shows us its origin and its principles. Later, the criticism lesson expanded its role from pre-service teacher training to in-service professional development. This describes how lesson study originated in Japan.
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2012
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B.M. Hambly;T.Kumagai;池元有一;松村正治;岡崎友典・玉井康之;Toshiakira Fujii
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Toshiakira Fujii