May, 2014 | PM Gijuku

Saturday, 17 May 2014
A report on the evaluation of PBL practices in universities
Yasumasa Murai, Lecturer, Faculty of Global Business, Osaka International University
International PBL based on engineering of systems thinking
Professor Masahiro Inoue, Shibaura Institute of Technology
PBL-Based University Reform: From the Approaches of the Department of Career Development, Kyoto Koka Women’s University
Associate Professor Akinori Inui, Kyoto Koka Women’s University
A Practical Case Study of Socially Collaborative PBL: Experience of Semester-long PBL Workshop
Professor Yoshiaki Haruki, Ferris University
How does PBL meet the needs of young people?
Kenji Uesugi, Japan PBL Research Institute
Project-based Education: Two Years at Seigakuin Junior and Senior High School
Yutaka Ito, Teacher, Seigakuin Junior and Senior High School
The significance and methods of introducing PBL to school events
Kazuya Takahashi, Teacher, Seigakuin Junior and Senior High School
Project management that enables students to push the limits
Shunichi Masubuchi, a graduate of Seigakuin Junior and Senior High School
The 11th BBCoach Proejct Winners’ Presentation on “Environmental Issues
Tomio Yanagisawa, President of BBCoach Project
Team “My Pace”.
Request from NPO.

On Saturday, May 10th, 2014 from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm, we started to provide a PBL environment for video production at Abiko Nikaido High School.

This is an attempt to support the students’ video production activities throughout the year.

We will create an environment in which the entire project is viewed as project-based learning.

In the first session, we requested the cooperation of the NPO Project Management Incubation Association to conduct project management training to enrich team activities.

Of course, a self-evaluation sheet is also obtained as data before the training.

It was a four-hour long workshop, but I was impressed by how focused they were. It looked like it was going to work.