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A Diverse Perspective on Learner-Centered University Management
Tomoko Torii…… 1
Learner-Centered University Management
Hiromichi Yoshitake…… 2
Striving for a University Where Students Experience Exponential Growth in the Volume Zone
Tomoko Mori…… 9
Promoting Community Education at Pentas Yamanashi: A Practical Report on Community-Based Learning Involving Local Professionals
Ayumu Sugiyama…… 14
Class Design and Management in First-Year Seminar: A Case Study of the Faculty of Economics and Management, Hokuriku University
Kyosuke Kusaka…… 18
How to Keep Working Without Being Satisfied with Temporary Results: Suggestions for Student-Centered Learning, from Activities in SA Activities and Data Science Program
Moyu Matsunagi…… 22
Multiple Layers of University Leadership for Creating a Student-Centered University: Moderator's Note of the Symposium
Kimikazu Sugimori…… 24
An Introduction to the Symposium I
Shuichi Tsukahara…… 25
Development and Utilization of an Extended Version of Learning Space Rating System and Examination of Internet-Based Learning Environments
Masayuki Murakami…… 27
Development of Learning Environment Design Book: Focusing on Designing Learning Support
Minori Shimada…… 32
Designing Learning Environments and Learning Supports for the New Normal Era
Mihoko Chiba…… 38
The Current Situation and Challenges in University Education Based on a Survey of the JACUE Members
Yuji Shirakawa…… 43
Changes in Class Delivery and Assessment Before and After the COVID-19: Focusing on the Students' Workload
Rie Mori…… 48
Post-Corona University Education and Future Improvements: Concerning a Survey of Faculty Members and a Case Study Survey
Reiko Yamada…… 53
Future Possibilities for Higher Education in Japan After COVID-19: Summaries of Research Project and Subtheme #1
Shuichi Tsukahara, and Atsushi Hamana…… 59
Moderator's Summary
Tatsuo Kawashima…… 64
University Professional Development and Graduate Higher Education Programs: Introduction of the Symposium
Hideto Fukudome…… 66
Design Concepts and Practices for the Project “Development of Professional Staff and Administrators of Colleges and Universities”
Osamu Tomura…… 69
Examination of a Survey of Alumni to Consider “Development of Professional Staff and Administrators of Colleges and Universities”
Shuntaro Iseri…… 75
Identity Formation and Careers of University Professional Staff: A Case Study of Senior Management Staff in UK Higher Education
Ayako Matsumura…… 80
Graduate Programs as Research and Teaching Organizations in Higher Education: Suggestions from the United States and Challenges for Japan
Hideto Fukudome…… 86
Discussant's Remark: A Perspective on the Evaluation Phase in Program Development
Tomoko Torii…… 89
The Realities of the University as a Workplace: From the SDGs Goals of Gender Equality, Partnership, and Work-Life-Balance
Keiichiro Yoshinaga…… 92
Workplace Universities from the Perspective of Existing Research Findings
Yousuke Uehata…… 97
Exploring Problem-Solving in Teaching-Faculty and Clerical Staff Collaboration: Insights from the Membership Survey of the Japan Association for College and University Education.
Shinji Fukushima……103
University Staff Concerns and Dissatisfaction about Their Jobs
Shiki Kurabe……108
Human Resources Development Based on the Realities of the University
Kaname Kikusato……113
Report of Round Table Part: A Real of Meaningful Job
Eiko Shimizu……118
Goals, Evaluations, and Methods for the Instruction of Final Projects in Undergraduate Programs: Rationalization
Takero Nishino……121
Actual Status of Final Projects in Undergraduate Education: A Report on the Results of a National Survey
Takero Nishino……124
Examples of Educational Practice in Four Disciplines for Final Projects in Undergraduate Education
Takaho Iwata, Tadashige Kawakami, Yo Yamauchi, Makoto Sasaki, and Yoshio Doi……129
General Discussion: Various Issues Related to Final Projects in Undergraduate Education
Masato Shinoda, and Yoshinori Yamada……135
Summative Comments: AY2023 “Educational Goals, Evaluations, and Strategies for Final Projects in Undergraduate Programs”
Takeshi Kushimoto……138
Does Teaching Skills and Educational Anxiety Change Through Pre-FD (Faculty Development)?
Shotaro Naganuma……140
Methods and Issues in the Use of Final Project Evaluation Results for Curriculum Improvement
Takero Nishino, and Yoshinori Yamada……151
Interpretation and Practice of Multidimensional and Holistic Assessment in University Admissions: Case Study from an Organizational Learning Perspective
Mariko Ono……162
Exploratory Study on the Promotion of Career Education Management at Universities: Typology of the Web Information of Large Private Universities on University-Wide Career Education Courses
Naoko Osada, and Yoko Nakagawa……173
Proposal for Change in the Curriculum Structure for Students with Occupational Therapy Majors: Incorporation of Liberal Arts Education in Bachelor's Degree Programs at Health Science Colleges
Takamichi Taniguchi, Reiko Yatani, Emiko Fukuda, Akira Okuma, Taro Okamura, Chihiro Tokunaga, Hideki Miyaguchi, and Naoya Miyamoto……184
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Articulation Between High Schools and Universities in the Post COVID-19 Era
Toshihiro Tanaka…… 1
The 2018 Revised High School Course of Study and Articulations between High Schools and Universities──For the Establishment of the K-16 Education Alliance, as the Foundation of Democracy──
Tetsuo Goda…… 2
How Should We Articulate High Schools and Universities in the Post COVID-19 Era?
Hiroaki Sato…… 9
Articulation Research in the Educational System
Kazuhiko Shimizu…… 11
YouTuber Take into Account the Potentiality of High School/University Articulation
Haichi…… 16
School-Style Educational Program for High School Students and High School/University Connections
Atsushi Sakaguchi…… 19
Perspectives and Practices for Overcoming Traditional Articulations──Comments on the Symposium──
Keiichi Yamamoto…… 23
The Relationship Between Subjective Adjustment and Learning Outcomes of First-Year University Students: An Examination of a Psychological Process Model Including Learning Motivation and Belief in Cooperation
Tadayuki Sawada…… 26
An Examination of Environmental Factors that Influence the University Life of Students with Developmental Disabilities
Riu Hamada, Toshinori Ishikuma, and Setsuko Tamura…… 37
An Exploratory Study of Factors Promoting Cooperation and Collaboration Between Career Centers and Faculty Supervisors: Focusing on the Perceptions of Career Center Staff
Kayoko Ito…… 48
Effective Student Support Works by University Staff: An Analysis Based on Verbatim Transcripts of a Specific Case
Hiroshi Kimura…… 59
Entrepreneurial Intentions of First-Year University Students and the Influence of Various Role Models: A Case Study Through an Examination of the Effectiveness of Guest Entrepreneur Speakers
Takako Otabe…… 70
How Do Students Face the Prospect of Becoming Teachers?: Visualization of Learning Trajectories Based on Interview Surveys
Yasuyuki Suda, Kazuhide Yamanaka, Junji Besso, Hideaki Ishino, and Yuno Shimizu…… 81
Examining the Effects of Individualized Learning Support on the Learning Strategies of University Students: From the Development of Indicators Focusing on Student Success to the Measurement of the Effect of Involvement
Yoichi Yamano, Natsuko Kishioka, Sayaka Matsumoto, Mami Fukaya, Mio Kayane, Hiroko Kihara, Yutaro Nishida, Aiko Watanabe, and Akina Ishida…… 92
Quality Assurance in University Teaching: The Perspective of Educational Organizations of Distance Education Universities
Mana Taguchi, Sachika Shibukawa, Ken Terao, and Katsuo Suzuki……103
Women “AND” Leadership Development: Toward Transformative Leadership Development
Momo Waguri, Toru Kawai, Michiko Izumitani, Ayako Koyama, and Rie Okamura……109
Diversity of Student Transitions in High School-University Articulation
Kayo Matsushita, Kohei Tanaka, Mariko Ono, Hiroko Mutoh, Hibiki Uda, and Kohei Okada……115
Significance and Potential of the International Certification System ‘Healthy Campus’
Tetsuro Kita, Katsunori Kobayashi, Ryoji Tahara, and Shiho Hiraku……121
Issues of Liberal Arts Education in Medical Health Care and Welfare Universities (14) -Thinking from the Common Basic Course Competency Draft ver3.0 to Liberal Arts Education
Masao Miyamoto, Koh Shimizu, Yoshihito Endo, Shuzo Machida, Masanobu Yamashita, Taku Morimoto, and Hisae Koseki……127
Searching for the Image of Research Universities in Emerging Asian Countries
Chihaya Toda, Masamu Kamaga, and Koji Takahashi……133
The Mainstream of Liberal Education 4: The Textbook “The Public” Used in High School and Some Avenues to Dialogic Learning
Hideaki Kodama……139
A Comparative Study of the Purpose and Content of Liberal Arts Education
Satoko Fukahori, Kazuhiro Sugimoto, Rie Mori, Yuji Shirakawa, and Tatsuya Natsume……145
Analogy of Curriculum Based on Department Name: A Preliminary Study for Quality Assurance of Undergraduate Education
Takeshi Kushimoto, Yumiko Sugitani, Koichi Kuzuki, Kentaro Harada, and Ikuta Kurihara……151
A Comprehensive Study on Objectives, Leadership and Methods of Learning Support for University Students: Insights from Nationwide Survey on Learning Support
Toru Hayashi, Tayo Nagasawa, Kayoko Horai, Satoshi Ozeki, and Tetsuya Wagatsuma……157
Higher Education Graduate Programs for Professional Staff and Administrators of Universities
Hideto Fukudome, Hiroshi Kimura, Takako Mizuno-Hayashi, Ayako Matsumura, and Takahiko Nakaseko……163
Some Options for the Higher Education in Japan After COVID-19
Shuichi Tsukahara, Atsushi Hamana, Reiko Yamada, Akihisa Fukazawa, Tatsuo Kawashima, Hitoshi Nakamura, Hiroyuki Kurimoto……169
Workshop on Future Learning Environment Design: A Report on the Development of the Learning Environment Handbook and a Trial of the Extended Version of Learning Space Rating System
Mihoko Chiba, Minori Shimada, Yasuhiro Tada, and Kazuya Ishii……175
Hiroko Mutoh
What is “Subjectivity” which is Valued in Japanese Companies?: Exploring Discourse on “Subjectivity” Connecting Education to Employment
Osamu Koyama……181
Osamu Yamakawa, Ko Hayakawa
Getting Started with Deep Active Learning: Reconstructing Agency in Relations
Tomoko Mori……183
Tomokazu Fujitsuka
Self-Directed Learning to Prepare Engineers for Success in the Future: An Exploration of Theoretical and Practical Approaches
Shuichi Tsukahara……185
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Reconsidering Learning Outcomes Based on the Discussions on Assessment Plans
Kazushi Tamano… 1
Multi-dimension of Learning Output and Issues for Educational Management
Masakazu Yano… 2
Introduction of Assessment Plan and Challenges in University Education: Aim of the Host University Symposium
Yuji Okada, and Nobuhiko Kondo… 13
Development and Operation of Assessment Policy at Tokyo Metropolitan University
Hideaki Yamashita… 15
How We Structured and Concretized Our Assessment Plan: Case Study at Yamagata University
Shigeru Asano… 19
Restructuring the Assessment Plan for University Branding: The Case of Toin University of Yokohama
Tatsuki Kawamoto… 23
What is the Assessment of Need for Students and Graduates?
Hirotaka Oki… 26
Possibilities of Qualitative Research in Higher Education: Purpose of the Symposium
Yoshinori Yamada… 28
A Literature Review of Qualitative Research on the Journal of Japan Association for College and University Education
Yoshinori Yamada… 30
Proposal for a Collection of Case Studies of Qualitative Research Methods for Higher Education
Takero Nishino, Mina Tani, Yoshinori Yamada, Hiroaki Yamasaki, Akane Yamaji, and Kenji Hattori… 36
Possibilities of Qualitative Research in Higher Education: Achievements and Further Challenges
Yoshinori Yamada… 42
Future of the Research Project; Possibility of Qualitative Research in University Education
Hiroaki Sato… 48
Summary of the Research Project: Possibilities of Qualitative Research in Higher Education
Tomoko Mori… 51
Study on University Professional Development and Knowledge Structure of Graduate Higher Education Programs: Aims and Objectives
Hideto Fukudome… 53
University Management and Human Resources Development in Japan in the Near Future
Takeshi Kato… 56
Findings from a Review of Research on University Staff: Focusing on the Competencies
Shuntaro Iseri… 62
Identity Formation and Careers of University Professional Staff: A Study of Organizational Identity of University Professionals in the UK
Ayako Matsumura… 68
Guidelines for Higher Education Administrator Development Programs and Quality Assurance in the United States
Ayako Shimizu… 73
Challenges in Developing University Professionals who Understand the Whole Picture of the Organization
Hidehiro Nakajima… 78
Possibilities for Higher Education in COVID-19: Target・Methods・Contents: Purpose, Comments, and Discussion
Reiko Yamada… 81
Possibilities for Higher Education in COVID-19: Two Japanese Cases of Online Degree Programs in Non-management Fields
Shuichi Tsukahara… 84
The Possibilities of the Post-COVID-19 University: Considering Educational Objectives, Methods, and Contents from the Perspective of Japan's New Graduate Schools of Management
Atsushi Hamana… 89
Study on the Factors and Evaluation Required for Learning Environment and Learning Support
Masayuki Murakami… 95
Development of an Extended Version of Learning Space Rating System (LSRS)
Yu Urata…100
Practical Trial to Rate Learning Environment of a University
Yasuhiro Tada…105
Comments, Replies, and Discussion of Symposium III in 2022
Reiko Yamada…111
Gender Equality, Cooperation Between Faculty and Staff Members, and Work Style Reform from the Perspectives of SDGs
Keiichiro Yoshinaga…115
Current Issues in Gender Equality in Higher Education
Eiko Shimizu, and Sagano Dagan…120
Necessity of Teaching-Faculty and Clerical Staff Collaboration in University Affairs
Masayuki Nara, Hitomi Maeda, and Shinji Fukushima…125
Work Style Reforms: The Challenges on Campus
Tadanori Ueda, and Keiichiro Yoshinaga…131
Dual Career Support for Collegiate Athletic Coaches: Case Studies of Athletic Clubs at the National Championship Level
Goichi Hagiwara, Kayoko Kurita, Hirofumi Ohga, Satori Hachisuka, Shinichi Warisawa, and Daisuke Akiyama…136
The Reality of Interaction over Rules in University Laboratories: Focusing on the Social Networks of Laboratory Members in a Science Laboratory
Kasane Koizumi…147
An Analysis of Learning Support Policy and Its Importance in the Management of Teaching and Learning: Results from a Nationwide Survey of Undergraduate Education
Satoshi Ozeki, Toru Hayashi, Tetsuya Wagatsuma, Koji Hamajima, Tayo Nagasawa, Eiko Shimizu, and Kayoko Horai…158
Exploring the Characteristics of Online Tutorials at the Writing Center: Qualitative Analysis of Writers' and Tutors' Experiences
Hiromi Shimada, Norimichi Kobayashi, and Maiko Nakatake…169
Effects of Learning Support About Academic Writing for Student Athletes: Influence of Past Learning Support on Current Learning Strategy
Yasuhiro Tada, Chiaki Iwasaki, and Tsutomu Nakazawa…180
Hiroaki Sato
Structure and Assessment of Faculty Development
Kayoko Kurita…191
Naoki Sakiyama, Yu Ninomiya and Koichi Watanabe(the author and editor)
Reveal Our Real Intentions: A Discussion on the Future University Beyond the Reformation of the Japanese Higher Education System
Takeshi Kushimoto…193
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DX in University Education ──Innovation in University Education Brought About by Technology ──
Keiji Hata…… 1
A Vision for University Education Towards the Age of the Reenchantment
Yoichi Ochiai…… 2
What Innovations Will DX Bring to University Education?; Purpose of the Symposium
Hiroaki Sato…… 3
Academic Digital Transformation Envisioned toward Academic Information Environment 2030
Shoji Kajita…… 4
A Practical Report on Online Classes Using Metaverse and Avatar.
Kentaro Modeki…… 7
DX (Digital Transformation) Activities at Waseda University
Toyohiko Jimma…… 15
Examining the Relationship Between Active Learning Attitudes, Grades, and a Sense of Gaining Competence: Focusing on Interaction Effect with Out₋of₋Class Learning Time
Kai Hatano, Shotaro Naganuma, and Yugo Saito…… 20
Active Learning and Traditional Lecture in Basic Science Courses: Teaching Methods and Their Effects from the Viewpoints of University Students and Graduates
Fujio Ohmori, Jun Saito, and Hisao Suzuki…… 29
An Examination of University Faculty Members' Beliefs on Teaching and Education Toward Classroom Improvement: From the Perspective of Learner-Centered Teaching
Yoshinori Yamada, and Kazuhiko Sekita…… 40
Development and Practice of Assignments Through the Creation of Infographics: Integrating Course Content Understanding and Information Literacy
Ken Iio, and Motoko Miyake…… 51
Connecting Quality Assurance and University Lectures from the Faculty Perspectives: Focusing on Medical School Faculty's“Reinterpretation”of Quality Management
Naoko Motohama…… 62
Educational Effects of Adventure Education Incorporated into New Student Orientation Programming: Through Running a Project Adventure
Mika Matsuo, Masamitsu Mochizuki, and Kayo Matsushita…… 73
Teaching First₋Year Report Writing to Build a Foundation for Learning at the University: Focusing on Academic Schema Formation
Kaori Nakamura…… 84
Improving the Process of L1 Paraphrasing Independent Language Learning on L1 Paraphrasing: Using Machine Translation as a Support Tool
Kayo Tsuji, and Kiyo Okamoto…… 95
Current Status and Issues of Initiatives on Educational Information Utilization and IR in Program Evaluation and Improvement: Toward the Development of Tips
Tomoko Torii, Yuji Okada, Toru Hayashi, Makiko Oyama, and Tetsuya Takahashi……106
Utilizing the Intellectual Heritage of General Education [13]: Internship Programs as Liberal Education
Masayuki Fukano, Etsuji Koyama, Masahiko Kamekura, and Ippei Shiozawa……112
Impact of COVID₋19 on Student Learning and Growth: Considerations of the Present and Future of University Education Through a Large₋Scale Student Survey
Tatsuo Kawashima, Yumiko Sugitani, Tsuyoshi Yamada, Rumi Yatagawa, Haruo Kimura, and Takeshi Higuchi……118
Issues of Liberal Arts Education in Medical Health Care and Welfare Universities (13) ──Discussion on Task₋sharing among Health Care and Welfare Qualifications in University Education──
Masao Miyamoto, Shuzo Machida, Yoshihito Endo, Koh Shimizu, Taku Morimoto, and Masanobu Yamashita……124
Considering Ethics in the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
Fumiko Inoue, Toshiki Nakai, Akihiko Ieshima, Akihiro Ogushi, and Takashi Yasuoka……130
The Ideal Forms of Required Physical Education in Teacher₋Training Curricula
Katsunori Kobayashi, and Tetsuro Kita……137
Prospects of Developing and Assessing Generic Competencies: Using the Minerva Model as a Compass
Kayo Matsushita, Kohei Tanaka, Mariko Ono, Kohei Okada, Ari Sato, and Yugo Saito……143
Autonomous Management Actions of Universities in Japan: Functions and Roles of the Administrative Organization
Masako Kamada, Koji Nakayama, Sono Yamasaki, Hiroaki Yamasaki, and Keiji Hata……149
Challenges of Pre₋Admission Education Programs and Future Development
Yu Mizoguchi, Jun Saito, Hiroko Kihara, and Shinsaku Matsui……155
A Comparative Study of the Purpose, Content, and Method of Liberal Arts Education in Four Countries: Focusing on Societal Roles and Relationships with Disciplinary Education
Satoko Fukahori, Rie Mori, Kazuhiro Sugimoto, Tatsuya Natsume, and Yuji Shirakawa……161
Assessment of Learning Outcomes in the Online Higher Education: Two Case Studies in Japan
Shuichi Tsukahara, Atsushi Hamana, Reiko Yamada, Akihisa Fukazawa, Kouji Nakajima, and Masato Shinoda……167
Workshop on the Future Learning Environment
Mihoko Chiba, Kazuya Ishii, Yu Urata, and Yasuhiro Tada……173
Takeshi Kushimoto (the author and editor),
Curriculum Study on Undergraduate Education
Kayo Matsushita……179
Akiyoshi Yonezawa, Sae Shimauchi, Aya Yoshida (the author and editor),
Global Studies of Undergraduate Education: Exploring the Shift to International Perspectives
Tatsuya Natsume……181
Chiiko Inoshita (the author and editor),
Writing Discipline to Encourage Inquiry Thinking Through Deep Active Learning
Mina Tani……183
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Freedom to Teach
Toshiki Nakai…… 1
The Impact of Covid-19 and Pandemic Policies on the Freedom to Teach
Bruce Macfarlane, translated by Yoshiko Saitoh, and Masahiro Chikada…… 2
The Management of Teaching and Education with the Evidence Based IR: The Case of Kansai University of International Studies
Atsushi Hamana…… 10
Organizational Shift from the Perspectives of Active-Learning-Based Class and Learning Paradigm: Toin University of Yokohama's Case
Shinichi Mizokami…… 14
Engineering Education at University After COVID-19: An Idea
Jun Yamada…… 17
Seven Perspectives to Consider in University Reform
Hiromichi Yoshitake…… 21
Expectations for JACUE: Chairperson's Note of This Symposium
Nobuhisa Sakakibara…… 24
Conditions for a Shift to Learner—Centered Education: Purpose of the Study and Research Trajectories
Satoko Fukahori…… 26
PEPA in Integrative Courses of “SD PBL” in a Science and Engineering University
Michiko Ito, Kayo Matsushita, Hidehiro Nakajima, and Yugo Saito…… 30
Utilizing the Tuning Test Item Bank for the Management of Teaching and Learning Hidehiro Nakajima, Satoko Fukahori,
Ikko Tanaka, Yugo Saito, and Shotaro Naganuma…… 35
Reviewing Theoretical and Empirical Research that Offered Frameworks for Practical Research
Machi Sato, Hidehiro Nakajima, Shotaro Naganuma, Kai Hatano, and Yugo Saito…… 39
Tentative Conclusions Drawn from Practical Research I: Practical Research at a Science and Engineering University with a Focus on PEPA and PBL
Kayo Matsushita…… 44
Tentative Conclusions Drawn from Practical Research II: Utilizing the Tuning Test Item Bank for the Management of Teaching and Learning
Satoko Fukahori…… 49
Comments from Dr. Hamana and Discussion
Ikko Tanaka…… 54
Remaining Issues and Future Directions
Satoko Fukahori…… 57
Possibilities for Utilizing Qualitative Research in Higher Education: Background of the Research Issues and Purpose of the Symposium
Yoshinori Yamada…… 61
A Study on the Practical Application of Findings from Qualitative Research in Higher Education
Yoshinori Yamada, Mina Tani, Takero Nishino, Kenji Hattori, Yosuke Uehata, Akane Yamaji, and Tomoko Mori…… 63
Activities to Promote Qualitative Research Methods for Higher Education: From the Results of the Qualitative Research Methods Seminar
Yoshinori Yamada, Yosuke Uehata, and Tomoko Mori…… 68
Comments on the Research Project: Possibility of Qualitative Research in University Education
Hiroaki Sato…… 73
The Purpose of Symposium III
Shuichi Tsukahara…… 75
Possibilities for Higher Education in COVID-19: Subjects, Methods and Contents
Masayuki Murakami…… 76
Theoretical Study of Competency-Based Education in the United States: Exploring Possibilities for the New Normal
Reiko Yamada…… 78
A Case Study of Competency-Based Education in the United States: Brandman University
Shuichi Tsukahara…… 83
Research Objectives and Plans for Sub-Group 2: “Building a Model for Learning Environment Design in the Age of the New Normal”
Mihoko Chiba…… 87
Literature Review on Learning Environments Before the COVID-19 Pandemic
Kiyo Kawazura…… 90
An Investigative Report on Learning Environments Under the COVID-19 Pandemic
Yuki Enkai…… 94
A Study of Online Tutoring by Writing Centers in Japanese Higher Education
Chiaki Iwasaki…… 98
Comments, Replies and the Summary of Symposium III in 2021
Shuichi Tsukahara……102
A Study on University Professional Development and Higher Education Graduate Programs: Purpose and Concept of the Research Project
Hideto Fukudome……104
Consideration of University Professional Development and Higher Education Graduate Programs from the Perspective of Graduates
Shuntaro Iseri……106
Education Program for University Professionals
Tatsuki Kawamoto……111
The Role of Graduate Programs for University Professional Staff and Administrators: A Consideration from Previous Studies and the Case of Administrative Staff
Hiroshi Kimura……114
Development of Professional Staff and Administrators of Colleges and Universities from an International Comparative Perspective: Guidelines for Graduate Higher Education Programs in the United States
Hideto Fukudome……119
Discussant's Remarks: Perspectives of Examining Program Development and Diversity in University Constituents
Tomoko Torii……124
Comments on Three Issues of Professional Staff of Colleges and Universities: Master's Thesis, Professionalization, and Curriculum
Masao Terasaki……126
A Study on University Professional Development and Higher Education Graduate Programs: Summary of the Plenary Discussion
Shinichi Cho, and Osamu Tomura……128
Examining the University Sports Club Myth: Propensity Score Analysis on Obtaining a Job Offer for University Sports Club Students
Hirokazu Miyata, and Ran Nakao……130
Student-Engaged Faculty Development in Japanese Universities: Its Effectiveness and Continuity
Yuki Nakazato……140
Characteristic of Types of Educational Articulation Between High School and University
Kohei Tanaka……150
Maki Kato, and Akinori Kishi
Student Learning Outcomes by Japanese University: Global Attention Is Focusing
Rie Mori……160
Tomoko Torii
Aspects of IR and Learning and Teaching Reform in Universities: Learning from the Experiences of Changing Universities
Hidehiro Nakajima……161
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Looking Back on the First Full-Online Conference
Yutaka Maeda…… 1
Education After COVID-19 Pandemic — Advice from Oxford —
Takehiko Kariya…… 2
Report on the Symposium, “The Challenges of College & University Education in the COVID Era: From both Perspectives of Learning and Student Life”
Tsuyoshi Yamada…… 9
Systematic Student Support Through the Emergency Student Support Package at Tohoku University
Masahiro Yamaguchi…… 11
Our Struggle Under the COVID-19 Coronavirus Peril at Kansai University
Yoshikazu Tsuchihashi, and Yuta Kawase…… 14
Proposal of Provision Policy Suitable for Class Type Based on Questionnaire Survey
Hironori Takuma…… 18
Diversification of College Career Choice and Student Transfer Between Undergraduate Programs: The Masked Examinees' Strategies and Insurance Paradox
Yui Fukushima…… 21
Examining the Direction of Associations Between Self-Efficacy and Self-Regulated Learning Strategy: Development of a University Student Version of the Self-Regulated Learning Strategy Scale
Kai Hatano, and Yugo Saito…… 31
University Faculty and Staff Member's Recognition for Acceptance of International Students in USA, Washington D.C.: Problems, Rights and Resources in Different Functional Types of Higher Education
Nami Jinda…… 40
The Effect of Graduate School Completion on Knowledge and Ability After Employment — Focusing on the Hours Spent on Off-the-Job Training and Occupational Groups
Hiroshi Kimura, and Shuntaro Iseri…… 50
The Patterns of Sense Making of Learning for College Students that Experienced Multiple Contexts in Regular Curriculum, Co-Curricular, and Extracurricular Activities
Yojiro Takasawa, and Kenji Matsui…… 60
A Fulfillment and Ability Formation in Junior College Student Life: On- and Off-Campus Time Distribution
Kazuaki Watanabe…… 70
The Effect of the Characteristics of Group Structure in International Exchange Programs on the Behavior and Psychological State of Participants
Makoto Kimura, Peou Hang, and Shinji Tsukawaki…… 80
Current Status and Issues of Educational Information Use and IR in University Faculties: An Analysis of Case Studies and a National Survey
Tomoko Torii, Yuji Okada, Tsuyoshi Yamada, Toru Hayashi, Tetsuya Takahashi, Masayuki Murakami, Takeshi Kushimoto, and Makiko Oyama…… 89
Transition from High Schools to Universities from the Perspective of STEM Education
Keiichiro Yoshinaga, Hisao Suzuki, and Jun Saito…… 94
Higher Education Graduate Programs for Professional Staff and Administrators of Universities
Hideto Fukudome, Takahiko Nakaseko, Hideo Ikuta, Tatsuki Kawamoto, Shuntaro Iseri, Naoki Idemitsu, and Ikuta Kurihara…… 99
SoTL Communities of Practice: Their Significance and Role
Fumiko Inoue, Takashi Yasuoka, Masaaki Ogasawara, Tadao Mio, and Akihiro Ogushi……104
Concept-Based Curriculum and Instruction: The Theory and Practice at Universities
Hiroaki Sato, Hideki Yamamoto, and Tatsuya Yamamoto……109
Future of University Physical Education by DX Curriculum Development and Class/Organizational Management
Tetsuro Kita, Katsunori Kobayashi, Katsuro Kitamura, Nakayama Seigo, Ryoji Tahara, and Shiho Hiraku……114
A Potential of Pre-Admission Education Programs
Yu Mizoguchi, Eiko Shimizu, Akira Harada, Masanori Tagami, Shinsaku Matsui, and Tomoko Mori……119
Practical Research on IR and the Learner-Centered Management of Teaching and Learning
Kiyoshi Fujiki, Mika Matsuo, Toshihiro Araki, Masamitsu Mochizuki, Kazuya Ishii, and Asuka Kawagoe……124
Changing Profiles of University Staff in the UK, the USA and Australia: Its Implications to Japan
Kazuhiro Sugimoto, Fujio Ohmori, Rie Mori, Kazuaki Maruyama, and Tatsuya Natsume……129
Key Points of Qualitative Research Thought from the Review of Qualitative Investigation “Students' Learning in COVID-19 Wreck”
Yoshinori Yamada, Yosuke Uehata, Hiroaki Yamasaki, Mina Tani, Akane Yamaji, Takero Nishino, and Kenji Hattori……134
Promoting Faculty Expert Judgement and Institutional Change by Facilitating the Use of Learning Outcomes Assessment Tools: Implications from Empirical Research
Satoko Fukahori, Kayo Matsushita, Michiko Ito, Hidehiro Nakajima, and Ikko Tanaka……139
Tsutomu Yamada
Student Participation in Quality Assurance
Daisuke Hirouchi……144
Mina Tani
Self-Formation of Students Through “Writing”: Through “Personal Writing”
Chiiko Inoshita……146
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Student Support Services During COVID-19
Kiyotake Oki…… 1
20 years of Student Counseling and Student Support Activities in Japan: The Ideal Model and Theories for Daily Practice and Fully Established Systems in University Communities
Kenji Saito…… 2
Transition Between Special Needs Education and Higher Education
Takeo Kondo…… 6
From Reasonable Accommodation — Faculty Development in the Symbiotic Society
Toru Aono…… 10
Student Support Services for International Students
Akiko Onishi…… 13
What Should Be Asked with Student Support Services Now
Kiyotake Oki, Yuki Mochizuki…… 17
History and Significance of Academic Writing Education and Research at Universities: Trends in the 40th Anniversary of the Journal of Japan Association for College and University Education
Chiiko Inoshita…… 20
How Essays Contribute to Articulation of High School and College: A Study Based on Junior and Senior High School
Chiiko Inoshita, Yoshiyuki Shibahara…… 23
The Effect of Essay Assignments in Major Designed for Inquiry Learning on the Development of Critical Thinking and Logical Expressiveness: Purpose and Method
Chiiko Inoshita, Yoshiyuki Shibahara, Osamu Koyama…… 28
How to Incorporate Reading Learning into Writing Education in First-Year Seminar
Yumiko Sugitani…… 33
How Relevant is Academic Writing in University to the World of Work After Graduation?: A Comparison of Social Science and Engineering
Osamu Koyama…… 38
Discussant's Remark
Hiroki Yamaji…… 43
Writing Classes for “Muscle Training”
Masaaki Ogasawara…… 45
Possibilities of Qualitative Research on Higher Education: Purpose and Organization of Qualitative Research Activity
Yoshinori Yamada…… 47
A Literature Review of Qualitative Research on Higher Education
Yoshinori Yamada, Yousuke Uehata, Tomoko Mori, Hiroaki Yamasaki, Mina Tani, Akane Yamaji, Takero Nishino, Kenji Hattori…… 49
Modalities of Student Learning in the COVID-19 Pandemic Clarified by Qualitative Approaches
Yousuke Uehata, Yoshinori Yamada, Tomoko Mori, Hiroaki Yamasaki, Mina Tani, Akane Yamaji, Takero Nishino, Kenji Hattori…… 54
Conditions for a Shift to Learner-Centered Education: Overview of Research Framework and Initiatives
Satoko Fukahori…… 63
Expert Judgment and Institutional Change
Kai Hatano, Yugo Saito, Shotaro Naganuma, Hidehiro Nakajima…… 65
Examination of Interplay Among Individuals, a Group, and an Institution to Support the Process of Change: The Case of Frontiers of Science, Columbia University
Machi Sato…… 69
Assessing Student Growth: Based on a Longitudinal Study Using PEPA
Yugo Saito, Kayo Matsushita…… 74
The Effectiveness of PEPA in the Transformation to a “Learning Systems Paradigm”:
A Case Study of Tokyo City University
Michiko Ito, Kayo Matsushita, Yugo Saito, Hidehiro Nakajima…… 79
Utilizing the Tuning Test Item Bank for the Management of Teaching and Learning
Satoko Fukahori, Yugo Saito, Ikko Tanaka, Shotaro Naganuma…… 84
Toward a Paradigm Shift in Teaching and Learning: An Overview of the Symposium
Ikko Tanaka…… 89
The System, Training, and Effectiveness of Student Advisors to Support Active Learning
Kimikazu Sugimori…… 93
Survey Design and Report for LA Management Along with a Proposal for “Guidelines for Five Principles for Learning Advisors” (LA Charter)
Kimikazu Sugimori…… 95
General Discussion: Proposal for “Guidelines for Five Principles for Learning Advisors” (LA Charter)
Kimikazu Sugimori, Yusuke Horii, Chikako Miyamoto, Shintaro Tajiri…… 98
Topics for Discussion
Hirotaka Oki……100
Purposes of Second Foreign Languages as a Liberal Arts Subject: Analysis of Instructors' Narratives and Practices
Yizhou Fan……101
A Discussion on Challenges in Applying Backward Design to Course Design in Higher Education: Based on an Investigation on Future Faculty
Shotaro Naganuma……110
The Processes Involved in Credit-Shortage Among Students.
Katsuhiko Nakanishi……120
How Do Undergraduates Evaluate Career Lessons?
Miyuki Kikuchi……130
An Investigation into Curriculum Management to Accomplish Learning Outcomes in Diploma Policy
Satoshi Ozeki, Toru Hayashi, Yugo Saito, Masayuki Fukano, Shinichi Yamazaki……140
Continuity and Discontinuity of Learning in High School-University Articulation: The Narratives of Students Who Experienced Inquiry-Based Learning in High School
Kohei Tanaka, Kayo Matsushita……149
A Process Model of the Cross-Genre Thinking Transformation from Personal Writing to Academic Writing Toward a New Perspective on the Personal Writing vs. Academic Writing Debate
Mina Tani……159
Kiyomi Yoshitake, Yuji Okada, Sawako Sakakibara
Aiming for a Symbiotic Society: Considering Support for Disabled Students at Universities
Mika Kataoka……169
Mihoko, Ito (Ed.)
Certification or Selection? —Secondary School/University Articulation Reforms in Europe and Japan—
Dai Nishigori……171
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