Advancement of School Education and Evidence-based Research

  • SDG3 Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages
  • SDG4 Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all
  • SDG5 Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls
  • SDG8 Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all
Takayasu Nakamura
Graduate School of Education
Professor
The Center for Advanced School of Education and Evidence-based Research (CASEER) aims to improve professional development of teachers and execute curriculum development and school improvement through evidence-based research. It has two core divisions: “the Division of Global Research” and “the Division of Evidence-Based Research.” There are two sub-units: “the Secondary Education Unit” and “the Higher Education Unit,” under “the Division of Evidence-Based Research.”

In “the Division of Global Research,” we have a research project on innovation for Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) in Japan and Sweden, with an international comparative perspective (Grant-in-Aid for challenging Exploratory Research 17K18612). We consider that “the ESD will empower people to change our society towards a sustainable future” from (1) economic, (2) socio-cultural and (3) scientific and technical perspectives, and analyze and try to theorize a new approach of such education.

“The Evidence-Based Research Secondary Education Unit” conducts panel surveys of the students and graduates of affiliated schools. The unit builds and manages a research platform that contributes to studying the effects of various educational programs in the attached schools, for the sake of evidence-based development of educational systems and policies such as those related to deep active learning.

“The Evidence-Based Research Higher Education Unit” works in collaboration with the Center for Research and Development of Higher Education at the University of Tokyo, and it analyzes relationships between the education the University of Tokyo students receive in school and the one after graduation. In order to clarify the effects of the University of Tokyo's education, we analyze and verify various students-focused research.

An organization chart of the Center for Advanced School Education and Evidence-Based Research (CASEER)
A secondary school attached to the Faculty of Education
Credit: http://www.hs.p.u-tokyo.ac.jp/(Japanese)

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Related publications

- Yamamoto yoshiharu Hidaka Ichiro (2016). Fuzoku gakko paneru chosa no gaiyo to detabesu no seibi jokyo ni kansuru hokoku. Tokyodaigaku daigakuin kyoikugakukenkyuka fuzoku gakko kyoiku kodo-ka senta kenkyu kiyo, 2, 196 - 197.(Japanese)
- Nochi masahiro oki Hama Shinji Ishibashi takashi (2016). Fuzoku chuto kyoiku gakko ni okeru sotsugyo kenkyu shido no genjo to kadai no tankyu. Tokyodaigaku daigakuin kyoikugakukenkyuka fuzoku gakko kyoiku kodo-ka senta kenkyi kiyo, 2, 198 - 206.(Japanese)
- Tokyodaigaku kyoiku gakubu fuzoku chuto kyoiku gakko (hen). (2013). Futa-goto kyoiku: Soseiji kenkyu kara mieru kosei.Tokyo:Tokyodaigakushuppankai. (Japanese)
- Tokyodaigaku daigakuin kyoikugakukenkyuka fuzoku gakko kyoiku kodo-ka senta. (2016). Shinpojiumu korekara no kyoiku o ninau kyoshi o do sodateru ka ― dipu akutiburaningu no jissen to kyoin yosei no kadai ― hokoku-sho.(Japanese)
- Kitamura yuto Okitsu Taeko Yamazaki Rei (2017). Kyoiku ni okeru SDGs -ryo kara shitsu e no tenkan to kadai. Kanie Kenshi (hencho) jizokukanonakaihatsu mokuhyo to wa nani ka: 2030-Nen e muketa henkaku no ajenda. Mineruva shobo. (Japanese)

Contact

  • Tetsuya Kawamoto
  • Tel: +81-3-5841-8734
  • Email: tk5049[at]p.u-tokyo.ac.jp
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