"The Revival of Lessons" Akira Moriguchi I am selling multiple items related to Hypothesis Experiment Lessons, so please take a look. #HypothesisExperimentLessonRuby-Ruby13 Comment from the author: "When low academic ability is becoming a social problem, it's not the time for fruitless conflicts of left versus right. Wouldn't lessons that improve children's academic ability be good lessons? If so, let's line up famous lessons from the past to the present on the same horizon and analyze their strengths and weaknesses." This is the gist of what I wrote in this book, and it seems to be receiving various reactions everywhere. Teachers who have used it as a university textbook, the education board of a certain city that recommended it to principals, business people and the education superintendent of a certain ward who contacted me to exchange opinions. It's the first time I've received such a diverse response to an educational paper or book. I was especially happy to receive a direct phone call from Mr. Fujiwara of "Yono Naka Ka" (World Studies) and that Mr. Kageyama of "100-Cell Calculation" wrote a favorable book review in the Sankei Shimbun. What made me chuckle was that, even though the person himself hadn't said anything, a follower of a certain teaching method wrote disparagingly, "They don't understand how great Mr. ○○ is" (of course, anonymously). The dawn of the education world seems still far away, but I have high hopes for young teachers and students in the education department. Young teachers and those aiming to become teachers are, above all, earnest people, so they tend to become enthusiastic followers of ○○ lessons or union members. This book will also serve as a vaccine for such people. Please read it. Contents (from the "BOOK" database) The decline in children's academic ability is not just due to a decrease in class time or the amount of learning. The biggest problem is the decline in teachers' "lesson" skills themselves. What is needed now is not institutional reform, but true educational reform from the perspective of "lessons." Looking back at post-war educational history, there have been "lesson masters" who have dedicated their lives to improving children's academic ability. I want to shed light on their practices, full of ingenuity and passion, once again. There should be hints for school revitalization there. #AkiraMoriguchi #Akira_Moriguchi #book #society/education_and_learning #KiyonobuItakura #HiroshiToyama #YoichiMukoyama #YoshihiroNoguchi #HideoKageyama #KazuhiroFujiwara #HypothesisExperimentLesson #LawMakingMovement #SuidoMethod #100CellCalculation #LessonAbility"