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DU Center for Teaching
Improvement was established on April 1, 2001, as an
attached institution of the institute.
It aims to realize DU's most important challenge, to
become an education-oriented university, through various
teaching improvement activities. |
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DU's educational
reform originated in a report by the education system reform
committee titled 'Reform of the education system', which was
submitted to the president on November 1, 1999. In this report,
many proposals for the purposes of 'building up an education
system to provide students with the joys of learning, thinking,
and expressing' were made. Since then, DU has carried out
various measures based on those proposals. This center was
established as one of the mechanisms to implement a new education
system, which is one of the important pillars of the proposal. |
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This center aims
to achieve DU's education goal, each department's personnel
training goals, educational goals, a standard education program,
education courses, and academic goals, in order to realize
the ultimate goal of the improvement and development of teaching. |
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| Diagram of Center for
Teaching Improvement system |
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Conducts class
evaluation/academic achievement evaluation by students and
teaching improvement activities by instructors, from the viewpoint
of improvement and development of teaching methods and contents. |
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Conducts
teaching evaluation and academic achievement evaluation by
students using feedback from students, targeting all classes
at DU. The results are fed back to the class instructors
to be used for the improvement of their teaching methods.
The results of the academic achievement evaluation, along
with the grades given by the instructors, will be used for
individual consultation.The results will be disclosed on campus
as the 'Teaching evaluation results report' and 'Academic
achievement evaluation results report' |
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DU
instructors and individuals outside of DU observe classes.
Then discussions will be held at the teaching improvement
committee from the viewpoints of the teaching methods and
content. The above-mentioned 'Teaching evaluation results
report' and 'Academic achievement evaluation results report',
and the evaluation forms are used as materials for discussion.
Furthermore, the results of these discussions will be carried
in the 'Critique of teaching' (Bulletin of the Center for
Teaching Improvement), to be made available on campus.
In order to promote teaching improvement activities, a 'Charter
of teaching at DU' was established, which requires the entire
faculty to disclose their classes. |
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Consulting services,
workshops, and training sessions concerning teaching improvement
and development are provided for instructors.
'Teaching improvement support system' has also been established to provide financial support for instructors who try hard to tackle the common problems in DU's classes, aiming for organizational improvements to teaching.
The Center deals with the all-campus problems that rose from
the above activities and raises new issues. |
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Chief |
Prof. SAKAI Yoichi |
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Vice Chief |
Prof. OGATA Kazuya |
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Associate Prof. TANAHASHI Hideyuki |
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Center staff |
Assistant Prof. MACHIYA Shutaro |
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Prof. KOMORI Kazutake |
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Prof. JIMBO Mutsuko |
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Prof. SATO Tatsuki |
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Assistant Prof. KIMATA Hisahiro |
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Prof. UEDA Koji |
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Assistant Prof. WATANABE Hiroko |
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Associate
Prof. FUTAMURA Toshihidei |
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Associate Prof. MATSUI Toyotsugu |
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Center office |
2 full time staff |
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