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Bulletin of the Faculty of Education, Yamaguchi University Volume 65
published_at 2016-01-29

A study on kindergarten-teacher’s understanding of children represented in reflective narrative

保育を振り返る語りに表れた子ども理解
Nakashima Hisako
Ohmori Yoko
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Effects of the menstrual cycle on the buffering capacity and the oxidation-reduction potential in saliva after moderate bicycle exercise
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Dispatching student staff to teach a student with cerebral palsy and mental retardation how to fold clothes
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A research of teachers awareness (1) : focusing on advice standards for young teachers, and on difficulty of teachers cultural differences
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The relationships between university students' impressions invoked by the phrase “give up” and their real-life experiences
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The process in which middle-aged mothers will separate themselves from their children and their accompanying miscellaneous feelings
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A study on the use of piano accompaniment in chorus (1) : a study on recognition of university students concerning about the piano accompaniment
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Teaching materials for sewing in home economics education at primary schools : make a mask out of gauze cloth
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Phonetic characteristics of “QUASI-VOWEL” consonants (JUN BOIN TEKI SHIIN)
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The ideal singing style considered by Kósçak Yamada 1
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CAFÉ ─ teaism within the taste of coffee
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Dispatching student staff to help a student with autism develop shopping skills
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Dispatching student staff to train a child with down syndrome how to prepare for school
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