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.
Category Archives: 1.On PBL
Workshop Seminar & Christmas Party: “Introduction to Learning Coaching in the BBCOACH Way
Message (Seminar Outline)
Against the backdrop of globalization and the sophistication of ICT, Japan’s educational programs will be required to cultivate “21st century skills” that directly link “basic skills” and “thinking skills” to “living skills” (ability to work autonomously, ability to form human relationships, ability to participate in society and responsibility for a sustainable future).
However, without the existence of “learning coaches” who bring out the qualities and abilities of children through PBL, it is actually impossible to lead PBL to success.
Since 2003, the BBCoach Project, which organizes web contests for elementary and secondary school students, has been working together for 10 years with a number of “learning coaches” to create projects that tap into children’s creativity, guide them on their journey of exploration, and bring a smile to each and every one of them.
Come and experience the endless possibilities of the “BBCoach Method of Learning Coach”.
Target
<To teachers who conduct PBL with children in elementary, junior high and high school classes and club activities
<To everyone who wants to learn the BBCoach method of learning coaching and become active in society
<Fathers and mothers who are serious about their children’s education.
<Workers and students who are interested in the future of education and culture in Japan
Day: 21 December (earth)
15:00- Workshop Seminar
18:00- Christmas Party (light meal & 1 drink included)
Location: kaffir-mulphy http://www.amarphie.com/cafe/access&map.html
Participation fee: 5,000yen for a social worker, 3,000yen for a college student, and 1,000yen for a university student
(Workers 2000 yen, college students 1000 yen, high school students and below 500 yen)
<Introduction of speakers
Lecturer: Mr. Tomio Yanagisawa (President, Round Table Com, Inc.)
Graduated from the Faculty of Letters, Keio University, majoring in English and American Literature.
U.S. Learning Success Coach Certification holder (1999-)
University lecturer (Kanto Gakuin University, Ferris Jogakuin University, etc.)
○ Profile details: http://01vps.roundtable.jp/cms/index.php/company-info
Workshop Facilitator: Mr. Koji Uemura (Regional and Local Government Organization of Japan)
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Saturday, December 21, 2013, “The BBCoach Way: How to Coach Your Learning
application
Name.
Affiliation (social/undergraduate/university students).
Type of participation (workshop only/party only/participation in both)
Please be sure to fill in your affiliation and form of participation, as there are some preparations to be made.
If you have not yet decided on the form of participation, please let us know by 12/17 (Tue).
Application deadline: 12/17 (Tue.)
If you cancel your application or change your participation form, please contact us by 12/17 (Tue).
Please send your application to the email address below.
Please send bbcoach (at mark) roundtable.jp (at mark) with @.
The 1st Japan PBL Symposium
PMAI President Kazuo Shimizu
An overview of the history of PBL
Tomio Yanagisawa, Part-time Lecturer, Kanto Gakuin University
The Necessity of Project Based Learning and its Promotion
Keiichi Nakayama, Professor, Chuo University
A case study of PBL in Matsuyama Girls’ High School, Saitama
Naomi Mogi, Teacher, Matsuyama Girls’ High School, Saitama
PBL Practice at Seigakuin High School
Yutaka Ito, Teacher, Shunichi Masubuchi, Student, Seigakuin High School
Introduction of PBL activities in the U.S. (Report on the visit in October 2012)
Takeo Shimizu, Tokuo Kusunoki, PMAI
Panel discussion
Tomio Yanagisawa, Part-time Lecturer, Kanto Gakuin University
Seigakuin Junior and Senior High School Teachers Yasukuni Ohno, Kazuya Takahashi, Yutaka Ito
Naomi Mogi, Teacher, Matsuyama Girls’ High School, Saitama
PMI Japan Chapter Education Committee Fumiko Jukkan
PMAI Director Tokuo Kusunoki, Midori Ito
Request from NPOs.
History of Project-Based Learning (PBL)
I gave a lecture on the pedagogical transition of PBL and the importance of project management at an integrated junior high and high school that is implementing reforms to reimagine summer school as PBL (Project Based Learning) in order to make summer school a success.
Date: January 21, 2013, 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Place: Seigakuin Junior and Senior High School
Target: Teachers of the above schools
He talked about “Multiple Intelligences,” “Learning Styles,” “Differences from Problem-Based Learning,” “Progress in the U.S.,” and “How it is being used in Japan.
Curriculum development for compulsory classes at private junior and senior high schools
February 5, 2010, January 13, 2011, February 15, 2011, January 27, 2012, February 3, 2012
Shibaura Institute of Technology Junior and Senior High School
Participation in the BBCoach Project for 1st year junior high school students.
Conducted during Science Technology Hour, a compulsory two-hour science class for junior high school students.
Curriculum development for project management experience
Converting four end-of-year lessons into a project management class
The curriculum was designed to give students the opportunity to experience project management during their junior high school years and to prepare them for project-based learning in high school science.
At the request of the school, Shibaura Institute of Technology and a non-profit organization collaborated on this project.
“Builder and Messenger”, “Model House Project” and “Straw Tower Project”.
Awarded the Japan Engineering Education Association Achievement Award and the Kanto Engineering Education Association Achievement Award
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The 9th BBCOACH PROJECT individual registration deadline is now!
The 2011 Ninth BBCoach Project individual application deadline is coming up!
As the end of the year approaches, the deadline for individual applications for the 2011 BBCoach Project (4th grade to high school students) is fast approaching.
Until midnight on December 31, 2011!
As long as the data can be published on our website, we can challenge you to create a game, a full-fledged website, or a video.
However, they must participate as a team.
You will also be asked to keep a record of your team’s communication during the production process on SNS.
It provides an excellent learning environment where you can experience the basic tasks of project management without even knowing it.
Parents and school teachers are welcome to join in as coaches!
Members of the general public can also experience a learning coach.
The project is organized by Roundtable.com (Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo), a provider of virtual school learning environments (English learning portal sites and free virtual learning spaces) that support students in obtaining U.S. high school diplomas in Japan.
Implemented since FY 2003. This is the ninth annual Webb contest.
A free community of junior creators and the learning coaches, businesses and community members who support them.
Participation is free. Evaluation points are higher for teams of different ages, remote team structures, and teams that are able to work together with an awareness of project management.
We hope you will join us.
Another mash-up presentation will be held at the end of March 2012.
Click here for details.
We have started to receive letters from people who have experienced contests and have succeeded in getting into difficult universities!
“Secrets of Success” series held at Women’s University
We held the “Secrets of Success” series of workshops at Tokyo Woman’s Christian University.
”The secret to MOMO-TARO’s success.”
Learning project management through folklore stories
Hosted by Career English Island
Project management is explained in an easy-to-understand manner. Here’s your chance to learn a new, cutting-edge method that’s different from learning English.
It has already become the norm in the corporate world and has international qualifications.
It might give you some tips for job hunting and interviews.
Date and time: 15 June 2011 (water) 3 limits
Venue: Classroom 9205
The award ceremony was held for junior and senior high school students challenging their project management skills!
The second round of the 8th BBCoach Project judging was held on May 29th (Sun.), 2011 from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Apple Store Ginza 3rd floor theater room.
J-Media Award “Project E.S“.
The goods were awarded to four members for the right to use the bookkeeping third level course in “accounting support”.
Dynamic.tv award “World Wing“.
The goods were awarded to two members for one month’s use on “dynamic.tv”.
BBCoach runner-up prize “Little glue lab“
The product was Apple’s “iTunes Apps Card,” which was awarded to four members.
Coach of the Year Award “Mr. Takashi Aota
The product is Apple’s “iTunes Apps Card”.
Congratulations to everyone! Certificates of commendation were issued for each award.。
Curriculum development for extra-curricular activities
Shibaura Junior and Senior High School
Workshop on the cultural festival as a project
“Builders and Messengers” and “Model House Project”.
Science club, student council and railway research club participated.
Development of PBL curriculum for year-long classes in metropolitan high schools
2005-2007
Toyama High School
Used as a model class for the “Information Science” course.
Requested by the principal. You can design it freely. We want to achieve an output that is connected to society.
400 students per year to participate in the BBCoach Project.