#105 Reading "Gokai Darake no Tankyu Gakushu"
As summer vacation begins, I finally have more time to read the books that have been piling up. This time, from the perspective of a high school teacher, I will discuss a book on education in depth.
A book filled with warm consideration for teachers on the front lines.
The book we are taking up this time is "Gokai Darake no Tankyu Gakushu: 'Teigotae ga Nai' Toki no 25 no Hinto" written by Junpei Sakai, published by Meiji Tosho. As an educator teaching at Ritsumeikan Uji Junior and Senior High School, the author's careful choice of words shows a deep empathy for the hardships faced by teachers in school settings, and I couldn't stop turning the pages.
Empathy overflows from every corner of the words written.
Touching upon the realistic daily lives of teachers whose books pile up on their desks amidst busy school lives, I was deeply impressed by the attitude of considering the hardships of the field down to every single phrasing. It also connects to the theme of "not chasing success in inquiry-based learning" which I touched upon in the past 82nd episode, and I read through it with deep empathy.
Please enjoy the main episode for the specific contents of the book and more. Through 25 hints, find out how to clear up various misunderstandings surrounding inquiry-based learning. Please listen to the full episode for more details.
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