FORMATIVE AND DIALOGIC INTERACTIONS: JAPANESE SCHOOL AND THE ROLE OF ZENJIN EDUCATION
FORMATIVE AND DIALOGIC INTERACTIONS: JAPANESE SCHOOL AND THE ROLE OF ZENJIN EDUCATION
Author(s): Ian Clark, Masahiro Arimoto, Niculina NaeSubject(s): School education, Educational Psychology, State/Government and Education, Sociology of Education, Pedagogy
Published by: Editura Pro Universitaria
Keywords: zenjin education; formative assessment; Japanese classroom interactions;
Summary/Abstract: The present article discusses the system of zenjin-education, and introduces new perspectives on social learning that explore: (a) the proposition that 'good learning' is contingent upon reciprocal and inter-subjective interaction, and (b) the correlation between reciprocal learning interactions ('intersubjective-learning') and the intrinsic motivation to learn. Next, our article turns to field evidence gathered from Chikuzan Primary School in the city of Akita. The analysis introduces the stages of a Japanese math classroom, with a specific focus on neriage in practical contexts and concludes with a section entitled "Reflection".
Journal: Euromentor Journal - Studies about education
- Issue Year: XII/2021
- Issue No: 4
- Page Range: 9-26
- Page Count: 18
- Language: English