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A Typical Japanese "Speech"


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This is a typical Japanese “speech.” That's not to say it's bad. However, it raises questions about whether this format of talk truly holds up internationally. The focus is on “the speaker talking,” leaving unclear the perspective of actively sharing the message with the audience.



 
 
 

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ビジネスミーティング

Koganei-city. Tokyo, Japan

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In the educational setting of schools, there is constant consideration of “what” and ‘how’ to teach students. As student diversity increases, as it does today, and young people from various backgrounds gather in schools, an attitude is needed that leverages each student's individuality and treats diversity as the school's asset. Simultaneously, this must foster a new attitude toward learning in each student's mind, one based on “awareness of the concept formation process.” Curriculum and instructional design are now entering a new phase.

 

 

 

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