Revised in September 1995
FOREWORD FOREWORD PREFACE to the FIRST VERSION PREFACE to PART II of FIRST VERSION PREFACE LIST of CONTRIBUTING MEMBERS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS CONTENTS
1.1 The Edo Era Yoshito Takeuchi (The University of Tokyo) 1.2 The Modern Era Shousuke Teratani (Tokyo Gakugei University)
2.1 Introduction. A General Survey of Chemical Education John T. Shimozawa (Saitama University) 2.2 The Educational System of Japan John T. Shimozawa (Saitama University) 2.3 The Course of Study John T. Shimozawa (Saitama University) 2.4 Approval of Textbooks John T. Shimozawa (Saitama University) 2.5 The Law of the Promotion of Science and Technology Education in Schools John T. Shimozawa (Saitama University) 2.6 Entrance Examination to Higher Education John T. Shimozawa (Saitama University)
3.1 Introduction Haruo Hosoya (Ochanomizu University) 3.2 Elementary Schools Haruo Hosoya (Ochanomizu University) 3.3 Lower Secondary Schools Haruo Hosoya (Ochanomizu University) 3.4 Upper Secondary Schools Haruo Hosoya (Ochanomizu University) 3.5 Colleges of Technology Shiro Haruyama (Tokyo College of Technology) 3.6 Universities Haruo Hosoya (Ochanomizu University) 3.7 Institutes of Technological Sciences Haruo Hosoya (Ochanomizu University) 3.8 Graduate Schools Tatsuaki Yashima (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
4.1 Teacher Training System before World War II Tadashi Hasegawa (Tokyo Gakugei University) 4.2 Teacher Training System after World War II Tadashi Hasegawa (Tokyo Gakugei University) 4.3 Increase of Upper Secondary School Students Tadashi Hasegawa (Tokyo Gakugei University) 4.4 Increase of College/University Students Tadashi Hasegawa (Tokyo Gakugei University) 4.5 Gakugei University and the Faculty of Education Tadashi Hasegawa (Tokyo Gakugei University) 4.6 Graduate Schools for Teachers and Expected-Teachers Nobutaka Itoh(ex. Hyogo University of Teacher Education) and Yukio Masui (Kansai Women's College) 4.7 Examination for Service for Teachers--Condition of Obtaining Teaching Position Yukio Masui (Kansai Women's College) 4.8 Part-time Teachers Yukio Masui (Kansai Women's College) 4.9 In-Service Training of Teachers Yukio Masui (Kansai Women's College) 4.10 School Teaching as a Profession--the View of Younger Generation Tsutomu Koide (Osaka Kyoiku University}
5.1 Continuing Public and Mass-Media Education Takashi Ito (Yokohama National University) 5.2 Whole-Life Education (Shogai Kyoiku) -Recurrent or Refreshment Education Systems Takashi Ito (Yokohama National University) 5.3 Publications Related to Chemical Education Akira Takaesu (Musashi Upper Secondary School)
6.1 Historical Background of the Japanese Chemical Industry -The Meiji Era Keiji Yamamoto (Tokyo Institute of Technology) 6.2 Features of the Japanese Chemical Industry -The Role of Government and the Employer-Employee Relationships Keiji Yamamoto (Tokyo Institute of Technology) 6.3 Educational System Related to Chemical Industry Shohei Inoue (Science Univeristy of Tokyo) 6.4 Relationships between Universities and Industry Shohei Inoue (Science Univeristy of Tokyo) 6.5 In-Company Training and Chemical Education Shohei Inoue (Science Univeristy of Tokyo)
7.1 Introduction Yoshito Takeuchi (The Univeristy of Tokyo) 7.2 Rapid Decrease of School AgeChildren AkiraTakaesu (Musashi Upper Secondary School) 7.3 A Proposal For a New "Course of Study" John T. Shimozawa (Saitama University) 7.4 From "Common Examination" to "Center Examination" AkiraTakaesu (Musashi Upper Secondary School) 7.5 New Trends in University Entrance Examinations Masahiro Kotani (Gakushuin University) 7.6 Abolishment of General Education--Fundamentalization (Taiko-ka) Yoshito Takeuchi (The Univeristy of Tokyo) 7.7 "3K" and Science-Shunning in the Youger Generation Haruo Hosoya (Ochanomizu University) 7.8 A Rapid Increase in the Demand for Social Education Tatsuaki Yashima (Tokyo Institute of Technology) 7.9 Internationalization of Chemical Education at Various Stages John T. Shimozawa (Saitama University) 7.10 Research Activities in Chemical Education Masakatsu Hirose (Senshu University) Yoshinobu Nakamura (Saitama Prefectural Koshigaya-kita Upper Secondary School) 7.11 History and Activities of the Chemical Society of Japan Atsuo Nakanishi (The Chemical Society of Japan) 7.12 "Chemistry and Education" Yoshito Takeuchi (The Univeristy of Tokyo) Masato M. Ito (Soka University)
A Statistics A.1 Elementary School Akira Takaesu (Musashi Upper Secondary School) A.2 Lower Secondary School Akira Takaesu (Musashi Upper Secondary School) A.3 Upper Secondary School Akira Takaesu (Musashi Upper Secondary School) A.4 Chemists and University Chemistry Majors John T. Shimozawa (Saitama University) Masato M. Ito (Soka University) A.5 Some Aspects of Recent Chemical Industries Keiji Yamamoto(Tokyo Institute of Technology) Masato M. Ito (Soka University) B The Course of Study B.1 Elementary School John T. Shimozawa (Saitama University) B.2 Lower Secondary School John T. Shimozawa (Saitama University) B.3 Upper Secondary School B.3.1 The Purpose of the Revision Kiyoshi Mutai(The University of Tokyo) B.3.2 Integrated Science John T. Shimozawa (Saitama University) B.3.3 Chemistry IA John T. Shimozawa (Saitama University) B.3.4 Chemistry IB John T. Shimozawa (Saitama University) B.3.5 Chemistry II John T. Shimozawa (Saitama University) C Facts and Figures at Schools and Universities C.1 Curriculum of "Rika" at Elementary School Shousuke Teratani (Tokyo Gakugei University) C.2 Chemical Education as a Part of "Rika" Education at Lower Secondary School Osamu Kai (Kawasaki City Education Committee) Yoshito Takeuchi (The University of Tokyo) Shousuke Teratani (Tokyo Gakugei University) C.3 Chemical Education at Upper Secondary School Toru Tsuchiya (Tokyo Metropolitan Jyoto Upper Secondary School) Yoshito Takeuchi (The Univeristy of Tokyo) Shousuke Teratani (Tokyo Gakugei University) C.4 Curriculum for Students Majoring Chemistry in Universities Takashi Ito (Yokohama National University) D Examples of Problems on Entrance Examination D.1 Entrance Examination to Private Lower Secondary School Masahiro Kotani (Gakushuin University) Chieko Hirobe (Seisen Women's University) D.2 Entrance Examination to Private Upper Secondary School Masahiro Kotani (Gakushuin University) Chieko Hirobe (Seisen Women's University) D.3 Entrance Examination to Public Upper Secondary School Masahiro Kotani (Gakushuin University) Chieko Hirobe (Seisen Women's University) D.4 Entrance Examination to National Upper Secondary School Masahiro Kotani (Gakushuin University) Chieko Hirobe (Seisen Women's University) D.5 Center Examination for University Candidates Masahiro Kotani (Gakushuin University) Chieko Hirobe (Seisen Women's University) D.6 Entrance Examination to Private University Masahiro Kotani (Gakushuin University) Chieko Hirobe (Seisen Women's University) D.7 Entrance Examination to National University Masahiro Kotani (Gakushuin University) Chieko Hirobe (Seisen Women's University) E Furthr Readings F Equivalent Terms in English and Japanese John T. Shimozawa (Saitama University) Masato M. Ito (Soka University)
Document files are available at SCC Anonymous FTP Server. They are devided for chapters in separate files.
In Addition, the 'Course of Study' (the sections related to chemistry) issued by the Ministry of Education, Science and Culture Japan is available.
cs.rtf Outline COS_Elem.Sch.LES.rtf Life Environment Studies in Elementary School COS_LoSecSch.Sci.rtf Science in Lower Secondary School: Field One COS_UpSecSch.Sci.rtf Science in Upper Secondary School: Subjects related to Chemistry