<Article>Considerations on the Development of “Curriculum Open to Society” in Early Childhood Education: Insights from a Comparison of Japan and Singapore regarding Collaboration with the Community and Families

  • LI Xia
    追手門学院大学共通教育機構 准教授

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  • <論文>幼児教育における「社会に開かれた」教育課程の開発に関する考察 --地域・家庭との連携について日本・シンガポールの比較から見えたもの--
  • 幼児教育における「社会に開かれた」教育課程の開発に関する考察 : 地域・家庭との連携についての日本・シンガポールの比較から見えたもの
  • ヨウジ キョウイク ニ オケル 「 シャカイ ニ ヒラカレタ 」 キョウイク カテイ ノ カイハツ ニ カンスル コウサツ : チイキ ・ カテイ ト ノ レンケイ ニ ツイテ ノ ニホン ・ シンガポール ノ ヒカク カラ ミエタ モノ

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In Japan's current school education, achieving “Curriculum Open to Society” requires essential collaboration between schools and society, with particular emphasis on the active participation of the community and families in educational activities. This study aims to contribute to the realization of “Curriculum Open to Society” by clarifying: 1) the role of the community and family in Japan's early childhood education curriculum policy and the methods of collaboration, and 2) the role of the community and family in Singapore's early childhood education curriculum policy and the methods of collaboration. To achieve this, the study involves analyzing curriculum policies as well as examining data obtained through field surveys. As a result, it was found that in Japan, kindergartens are the primary institutions responsible for educational activities in early childhood education, with the community and families positioned as supporters. While the community and families cooperate with kindergartens in educational activities, the kindergartens are recognized as leading these efforts. In contrast, in Singapore, the community and family are positioned as partners in early childhood education, and it was found that families, in particular, are expected to actively collaborate with kindergartens in planning and managing educational activities.

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  • 地域連携教育研究

    地域連携教育研究 10 131-143, 2025-03-03

    Center for the Promotion of Interdisciplinary Education and Research, Education and Research Unit for Regional Alliances, Kyoto University

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