[Free entry]-Think Universally, Act Locally-Community-integrated #STEAM education starting from space April 4th (Friday) 14:19-Bellesalle Iidabashi Station 1F Hall!
Need for STEAM education.Current status and future of community-integrated STEAM education.In addition, we will give lectures on the cutting edge of the educational field, such as the relationship between space and STEAM education, and the latest Edutech developed by JAXA.
Public Interest Incorporated Association Tokyo Youth Chamber Education Policy District Office (Location: Hirakawa-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Chairman: Keisuke Shimoyamada) will be held on Friday, April 2023, 4 at 14:19-Think Universally, Act Locally ~ We will hold a community-integrated STEAM education starting from the universe (Bellesalle Iidabashi Station 1F Hall).
In Part 1, Mr. Hitoshi Shibata, Deputy Director, Education Industry Office, Service Policy Division, Commerce and Service Group, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, took the podium.With the theme of the current state and future diagram of community-integrated STEAM education,A “future school” that creates diverse learning styles both inside and outside the schoolI will give a lecture about
In the second part, astronaut Chiaki Mukai will be on stage.The future of Japanese education that can be felt only by going to spaceI will give a lecture about
In Part 3, Ms. Tomoko Kitagawa, Director of JAXA Space Education Center, took the podium.The latest STEAM teaching materials developed by JAXAIn addition to touching on , we will give a lecture on the development background and the aim of the teaching material.
In the last part, Part 4, three JCI members and JCI Global Youth Ambassadors to the United Nations took the podium.Efforts related to education promoted by JCI Japan and JCI TokyoI will make an announcement about
| Business name | April Meeting 〜Think Universally, Act Locally〜 Community-integrated STEAM education starting from outer space |
| Time & Date | Friday, March 2023, 04 14:19-00:21 (Registration starts from 00:18) |
| Venue | Bellesalle Iidabashi Station 1F Hall 3-8-5 Iidabashi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo <Subway>(Tozai Line, Yurakucho Line, Namboku Line, Oedo Line) "Iidabashi Station" Exit A2 2 minutes on foot <JR> "Iidabashi Station" East Exit 3 minutes on foot |
| time schedule | 18:30- Start of registration 19:00〜 Opening 19:05- Part 1 Keynote Speech "Current STEAM Education and Future Plan" 19:20- Part 2 Keynote Speech & Talk Session "What is really necessary education that I learned from going to space?" 20:10- Part 3 STEAM experience with everyone "Experience the latest Edutech developed by JAXA" 20:35- Part 4 "JCI's Educational Projects" 20:55〜 Closing Statement 21:00 Closing |
| Entry fee | Free |
| way to participate | Applyplease use this form.Thank you. |
| Speakers/panelist: | Part 1: Keynote Speech "The Current State and Future of Community-Integrated STEAM Education" • Mr. Hitoshi Shibata | Deputy Director, Education Industry Office, Service Policy Division, Commerce and Service Group, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry <Biography> 2015 Joined Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology From July 2022, Deputy Director, Education Industry Office, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (seconded from Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology) Part XNUMX Keynote Speech & Talk Session “What is really necessary education after going to space?” • Ms. Chiaki Mukai｜Astronaut <Biography> 1952 Born in Tatebayashi City, Gunma Prefecture 1977 Graduated from Keio University School of Medicine.In the same year, he obtained his medical license. 1988 Received doctorate from the same university 1977-1985 Engaged in medical care at a hospital as a medical staff member of the Department of Surgery, Keio University School of Medicine. 1994 Selected by NASDA (currently JAXA) as a payload specialist for the first material experiment with Mamoru Mori and Takao Doi 1998 Aboard the STS-95 mission 2007 Appointed as Director of Space Medicine and Biology Laboratory, Manned Space Technology Department, JAXA Manned Space Environment Utilization Mission Headquarters 2012 Director of JAXA Space Medicine Research Center 2014 Appointed to the International Space Station/International Space Exploration Subcommittee, Space Development and Utilization Subcommittee April 2015 Appointed Vice President of Tokyo University of Science Part 3 STEAM experience with everyone "Experience the latest Edutech developed by JAXA" • Tomoko Kitagawa | Director, Space Education Center, JAXA <Biography> 1980 Born in Omuta City, Fukuoka Prefecture Graduated from University of British Columbia Completed a master's degree in Asian studies at the university's graduate school PhD from Printon University 2009 Teaching Japanese History at the Department of East Asian Studies, Harvard University Received Teaching Award for 3 consecutive years 2012-2015 Visiting Researcher, University of Cambridge 2015 Visiting Scholar, Max Planck Institute for Mathematics, Bonn, Germany 2016 Visiting Scholar, University of California, Berkeley 2022 Appointed Director of Space Education Center of Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency Part 4 "Educational Projects of JCI" • 3 JCI Global Youth Ambassadors to the United Nations |
| Sponsorship | Junior Chamber International Tokyo |
| Supervisor | Junior Chamber International Tokyo Education Policy District Office |
| In cooperation with Unnan City Tourism Association | Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology |
| Contact | Secretariat of the Junior Chamber of Tokyo 2-14-3 Hirakawacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Junior Chamber 2F TEL 03-5276-6161 / FAX 03-5276-6160 |