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DESCRIPTION:Global Education Office\, Graduate School of Education\, Kyoto 
 University\, invites you all to the Lecture Series 2020\, "Towards Critica
 l\, Historical\, and Transnational Dialigues on Japanese 'Model' of Educat
 ion".&nbsp\;\n\nOn October 31 at 2pm (Japan Standard Time) or October 30 a
 t 9pm (US Pacific Standard Time)\, Dr. Sachio Negawa will deliver a talk o
 n Japanese emigrants to Brazil\, entitled "The Development of Japanese Edu
 cational Culture in Brazil as a Node for Interconnected Histories". The on
 line talk\, using Zoom\, wil be in Japanese with simultaneous interpretati
 on in English.\n\nAnyone interested is welcome to join. Pre-registration i
 s required.&nbsp\;\n\n<strong>Presenter: </strong>Dr. Sachio Negawa\, Proj
 ect Research Fellow\, International Research Center for Japanese Studies\n
 \n<strong>Presentation Title:</strong> The Development of Japanese Educati
 onal Culture in Brazil as a Node for Interconnected Histories\n\n<strong>A
 bstract: </strong>Before the Pacific War\, Japanese Brazilian society assu
 med dual characteristics: one as an outpost of the Japanese Empire and the
  other as an integral part of nation-state Brazil. Relecting on this duali
 ty\, education for the children of Japanese immigrants evolved under the i
 nfluence of the Japanese educational practices and the Brazilian public ed
 ucation system. This lecture begins by reviewing elementary school educati
 on for Japanese Brazilian children that reached its golden age in the late
  1930s\, introducing the Japanese educational practices popular at that ti
 me. In particular\, the discussion illustrates how the Japanese pedagogica
 l practices\, including sports\, support for troops\, and school exercusio
 n\, were promoted when the Brazilian government was pursuing the nationali
 zation policy. Situating the Japanese educational culture within the inter
 connected modernization movements of the two countries\, the lecture will 
 invite the audience to explore the historical significance of the Japanese
  educational culture and its important implications for today.\n\n<strong>
 Date &amp\; Time:</strong> Saturday\, October 31\, 2-4pm (JST)\; Friday\, 
 October 30\, 9-11pm (PST)\n\n<strong>Venue:</strong> Zoom (Online meeting)
 \n\n<strong>Language: </strong>Japanese (Simultaneous interpretation avail
 able in English)\n\n<strong>Event URL: </strong>https://global.educ.kyoto-
 u.ac.jp/en/news-and-events/updates/8319\n\n<strong>Registration:</strong> 
 https://bit.ly/33KSTma\n\n(Please register by October 29 at 5pm JST or Oct
 ober 29 midnight PST.)\n\n<strong>Note: </strong>Zoom link to the lecture 
 will be sent to your registered email address prior to the event.\n\n<stro
 ng>Contact: </strong>Global Education Office\, Graduate School of Educatio
 n\, Kyoto University\n\nglobaledu (at) mail2.adm.kyoto-u.ac.jp (change at 
 to @ to send a message.)
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SUMMARY:Online Lecture (Kyoto U.)
URL:/en/events/2020/10/31/online-lecture-kyoto-u/
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