| Tohoku@Regional Conference on Lifelong Integrated Education |
Lifelong Integrated Education
Considering the Present Society Where the Humanity is Lost
- What is a human being, what does it mean to live - |
Saturday July 23, 2005
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| Venue |
Sendai City Taihaku Ward Cultural Center
<Ra Ra Ra Hall>
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| Organized by |
Nomura Center for Lifelong Integrated Education
Tohoku block of Nomura Center (Miyagi and Yamagata Branches, and Fukushima
Chapter)
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| Supported by |
The Boards of Education of Miyagi, Yamagata, Fukushima, Aomori, Akita and
Iwate Prefectures
The Board of Education of Sendai City
NHK Sendai Station
Sendai Bureau, The Asahi Shimbun
Sendai Bureau, The Mainichi Newspapers
The Kahoku Shimpo
The Yamagata Shimbun
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| Programme |
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M.C. Mrs Mitsuko Nagasawa |
| Opening |
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Opening Address |
Mrs Emiko Ogura |
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Congratulatory Addresses |
Mr Akira Shiraishi
Superintendent
Miyagi Prefectural Board of Education |
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Ms Emiko Okuyama
Superintendent
Sendai City Municipal Board of Education
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| Video film |
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History of Nomura Center for Lifelong Integrated Education |
Personal reports on practicing
The Principles of Nomura Lifelong Integrated Education |
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Raising children is raising parents |
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Mrs Miki Higuchi |
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Encountering the true education |
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Mrs Kieko Nagai |
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Restoration of the marital bond |
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Mrs Keiko Handa |
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Aiming for the betterment of corporate environment for living human beings |
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Mr Masafusa Sakurai |
| Keynote Address |
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Theme |
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Lifelong Integrated Education
Considering the Present Society Where the Humanity is Lost
- What is a human being, what does it mean to live -
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Mrs Yumiko Kaneko
Director General, Nomura Center
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| Question and Answer |
| Closing Address |
Mrs Yoshiko Ishijima |
| Closing |
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This conference is the first conference to be held under the leadership
of our new Director General Yumiko Kaneko and represents an abiding desire
to respect the wishes of our founding Director General, Mrs Yoshiko Nomura,
who had ended the series of National Conferences on Lifelong Integrated
Education, which started in 1970 and continued up to the International
Forum '98 in 1998, after completing the series with its thirtieth conference
to give incentives to respective regions to take initiative to promote
educational reform.
This conference was also the first the Center had hosted in the Tohoku
region and members of the various Tohoku branches and chapters, including
Hokkaido, undertook critical self-examination while energetically calling
for conference participation with the assistance from the Center's headquarters
and other regions. Their efforts brought the presence of some 500 people
in the conference hall on the day.
On this day the Children and Infant Division spent an enjoyable day holding
a separate programme in parallel with the main conference. |
| Keynote Address and Q&A Session by D. G. Kaneko and four Personal Reports
are reported in our English organ "Nomura Center News No.37".
(200 Japanese Yen/copy) |
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Nomura Center for Lifelong Integrated Education
