Faculty of Education and Integrated Arts and Sciences,Waseda UniversityWaseda University

The Faculty of Education and Integrated Arts and Sciences has formulated a future concept in preparation for the 150^th Anniversary of Waseda University’s establishment (2032).

This is a phased concept for the Faculty, and is not something that has been decided by the University. Instead, the plan is to pursue debate in the future and to launch projects as necessary and as appropriate, in accordance with official procedures.

• Future Concept of the Faculty of Education and Integrated Arts and Sciences
• Future Concept of the Faculty of Education and Integrated Arts and Sciences – 2013 Progress Report and 2014 Plan
• Waseda Vision 150

The Education Clinic aims to make full use of the diverse specialisms of the teaching staff affiliated to the Faculty of Education and Integrated Arts and Sciences, and to help resolve some of the educational problems faced by teachers in the workplace, parents and guardians. Teaching staff and consultants offer specialist advice on the following problems:

1. 1. General psychological or teaching issues and home environment issues, such as discipline;
2. 2. Problems related to the content of each subject and teaching instruction;
3. 3. Issues related to the operation of classrooms, schools or management.

Students also sit in during consultations, receive onsite training and use their experiences as part of their teacher training.

By creating organic partnerships with experts in each field, a comprehensive response is provided from the dual perspectives of academic instruction and student instruction. This response includes “diagnosis”, “response”, “implementation” and “follow-up”.

Main content of consultations

• • Psychological problems and concerns
  Consultations are provided for nursery-age children, school-age children, students and parents/guardians.
• • Educational problems and concerns
  Consultations are provided for teachers at primary, junior high and senior high schools, and students aiming to become teachers.

Please see Information on the Education Clinic for details of opening times and how to apply for a consultation.

The Kyoikukai was established in April 2010 as an organization made up of the following members of the School of Education, Graduate School of Education and Graduate School of Teacher Education: (1) teaching staff; (2) assistants; (3) students. The annual fee of 500 yen paid by members is used to fund its activities.  Useful knowledge and information is passed on to members through activities such as lectures, research meetings and the publication of academic journal Gakujutsu Kenkyu (Academic Research).

Information on events, etc. is posted on the news section of the School of Education website.

Inquiries

Faculty of Education and Integrated Arts and Sciences Office, Waseda University
TEL:03-3208-8423
E-Mail:[email protected]

When sending an inquiry, please use the following title “Faculty of Education and Integrated Arts and Sciences, Kyoikukai”.