日韓幼児教育の歴史的関係
李 相琴
The Historical Relations of Early Childhood Education
Between Korea and Japan
Sang Keum Lee
This study focuses on the influences of Japanese early childhood education
- - its system, and form as well as content and method - - on the development
of Korean early childhood education.
Korea was under the influences of Japan not only before the Second
World War, the period of colonization , but also after the War, and only
since the late seventies.
Korea has been capable of on independent development. This study can
be summarized as follows:
l . In the year 1897, the Pusan private kindergarten which opened exclusive]y
for Japanese children gave an example of formal education for young children.
2 . Before the war, the teachers who had studied in Japan adapted Japanese
style early childhood education methods focusing on rhythm and dance.
3. Under the Korean government established after the war, law systems
and kindergarten curriculum were similar to those of Japan as references.
4 . Since 1979, kindergarten curriculams in Korea has been capable
of independent development. The revised kindergarten curriculams in the
nineties show their particularities compared to those of Japan also revised
at almost the same time.
5. Korea has adapted the Japanese dual system of kindergarten and day
care to institutionalize it .
Key Words : kindergarten curriculum. dual system kindergarten and day
care.
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幼児期の平和教育
-その構造・現状・課題-
藤井 敏彦
Peace education in early childhood
-its structure, present condition and tasks-
Toshihiko Fujii
The aim of this article is to clarify the meaning and role of peace
education in early childhood. To attain this aim the historical background
and present condition must be made clear.
The history of mankind has been a history of wars. Therefore peace
education itself has been neglected in the main stream of the history of
education. However the onset of the nuclear age opened the door to peace
education on a global scale.The experiences of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were
the starting points of peace education in the new era . It was guite natural
that the succession of atomic bomb experiences to the younger generation
and to all people in the world should become the main stream of peace movement
and peace education movement.
From this standpoint , an attempt has been made to clarify the curriculum
principle for peace education. Here,the curriculum content is devided into
two kinds of peace education : direct peace education and indirect peace
education. The content of peace education depends upon the definition of
peace(ex.negative peace or positive peace) .Generally speaking, in order
to develop peace education in ear]y childhood , the cognitive structure
of infants must be studied more scientifically, This is one of the most
important tasks for the future.
Key Words : Hiroshima . Peace education in early childhood. Indirect
peace education. Direct peace education. Cognitive structure of infants.
Positive peace. Negative peace.
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幼児教育における大正期芸術教育運動の展開
-倉橋惣三と『コドモノクニ』を軸として-
田中 まさ子
Art Education Movement in Taisho Era and Early Childhood Education
Through Kurahashi's Viewpoint
Masako Tanaka
With the Taisho Democracy era of the early 1900s, the Art Education
Movement gained force. Affected by Art Education, Kodomo no Kuni (Children's
Land) , a picture magazine for young children, was started. The chief editor
was Sozo Kurahashi . The author's theory is that Kurahashi's viewpoints
were relevant in the movement to establish early childhood education. Two
conclusions were found : (1) Kurahashi appreciated the movement and approved
its educative value. (2) On the other hand, he took a critical attitude
toward the tendency to a sentiment-centered focus in the movement .
Key Words : art education movement . Sozo Kurahashi. Kodomo no kuni
.
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幼児理解を促進するための
教師教育プログラムの開発と試行
-プリサービス段階を中心として-
志賀 智江
The Development and Evaluation of the Junior College Teacher Education
Program :
focus on the Pre-Service Level.
Tomoe Shiga
A close look at Japan's pre-school education programs reveals that the
majority of the pre-school teachers are graduates of junior colleges. The
writer has analyzed the problems resultant from this situation and developed
a means to address them by instituting "The Program to Promote the Understand
of Young Children." This approach focuses on the key elements necessary
to understand young children through the establishment of a five year program
entitled "The Two Year Junior College Pre-Service/Three Year In-Service
Training Program" which allows for an adequate development of skills necessary
for good kindergarten teaching.
This program utilizes techniques such as simulation execises, role
playing and audio-Video presentations. Through the utilization of this
integrated curriculum the pre-school teacher is able to both understand
young children and adopt appropriate teaching techniques to meet their
special needs.
Key Words : teacher education. understanding children. simulation. pre-service
training. in-service training.
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幼児の呼吸機能と運動能力について
原田 昭子
Pulmonary Function and Motor Ability in Infants
Akiko Harada
As a result of both the natural and man-made changes occuring to the
environment, the physical and mental development of infants have gradually
become aberrant . It is important to assess these developments in order
to recommend remedial procedures to alleviate the negative effects of such
changes. These developments can be assessed by numerical value through
the use of fitness and strength tests . The motor ability test has a correlation
with the results of a pulmonary function test. When correlated, the results
of the pulmonary function test are, in fact, more acutely observable. This
demonstrates a correlation between infant motor ability and maximum respiratory
capacity. The motor ability test also corresponds to the change shown in
the one second V .C. ratio. Furthermore, the D group infants showed low
motor ability.
Key Words : Pulmonary Function. Maximum Respiratory Capacity. One Second
V . C . Ratio. Motor Ability. Infants.
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幼児の視点の発達に関わる要因
-兄弟と家庭でのしつけを中心として-
菅原 創
Factors underlying the development of young children's points of view
-With emphasis on siblings and the style of child-rearing -
Hajime Sugawara
This study is concerned with factors underlying the development of young
children's "points of view . " In this paper, "points of view" refers not
to perception of objects but persons. Piaget used the word "reciprocity"
to describe the stage at which young children begin to do things in consideration
of others' will. This study is based on consideration of this point of
view. Data were obtained on the number of siblings and the style of child-rearing.
As a result, it is found that children who have siblings exhibit a greaten
tendency toward reciprocity than only children. In addition, having parents
point out the will or feelings of others encourages the tendency toward
reciprocity .
Key Words : point of view. reciprocity.
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