How Do Shintoist Ideals of Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) Feature in Nursery Schools and Kindergartens in Kyushu Area?

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  • 神道系保育所・幼稚園等における保育・教育理念の特色
  • 神道系保育所・幼稚園等における保育・教育理念の特色 : 全国神社保育団体連合会の九州ブロックにおける加盟園を事例として
  • シントウケイ ホイクジョ ・ ヨウチエン トウ ニ オケル ホイク ・ キョウイク リネン ノ トクショク : ゼンコク ジンジャ ホイク ダンタイ レンゴウカイ ノ キュウシュウ ブロック ニ オケル カメイエン オ ジレイ ト シテ
  • ―全国神社保育団体連合会の九州ブロックにおける加盟園を事例として―

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Abstract

<p>The purpose of this paper is to clarify the features of Shintoist ideals of early childhood education and care (ECEC) in nursery schools and kindergartens in the Kyushu area. We will analyze these features by focusing on Shintoist words, phrases, and events or activities (with up to 22 cases) in ECEC.</p><p>From KH coder analysis, it is clear that the cultivation of aesthetic sensitivity in Shintoism is key. The energy of a child’s pure spirit is described as “Kiyoku-Tadashiku-Akarui.” “Kiyoku” means that a child’s spirit is as pure as the gods’. “Tadashiku” means that children should behave honestly. “Akarui” means that the energy of a child’s pure spirit should appear smiling and communicate with people honestly. The grove of the village shrine is an important environment of ECEC in Shintoist nursery schools and kindergartens. Children are cultivated in its nature.</p><p>In short, the grove of the village shrine is an important feature of Shintoist ideals of ECEC in nursery schools and kindergartens in the Kyushu area.</p>

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  • Keishin Journal of Life and Health

    Keishin Journal of Life and Health 3 (1), 9-19, 2019

    Keishin-gakuen Educational Group. Research, Development and Innovation Center for Vocational Education and Training

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