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Bulletin of the Integrated Center for Education Research and Training Volume 39
published_at 2015-03-20
Truancy in a junior high school district and a plan of action for the future
中学校区における不登校と今後の取組の方向
Chuman Yoshiyuki
Shimokawa Masayuki
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不登校
魅力ある学校づくり
授業改善
体験活動
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A study on risk and organizational management at school
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“The pillow book” as teaching materials for a teacher training course in Kokugo [National language] (3)
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Curriculum in cooperation with practical activities
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Practitioners' views on pre-service teacher education
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Preliminary study of promoting physical activity through smartphone use
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Developing experiential sandplay therapy
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A school pursuing the potential of community school : an attempt to open school, organization and class as an integrated whole
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A practical approach to prevent truancy and students' problematic behavior
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