APEC-Tsukuba and UNESCO(MGIEP) International Conference XI:

Innovation of Mathematics Education through Lesson Study
Textbook Development for SDGs, STEM, and Energy by Cross-border Education

Date: February 9-12, 2017
Venue: Tokyo Campus, University of Tsukuba, Japan


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Tentative Schedule on February 9-12, 2017, in Tokyo:

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Tokyo Campus University of Tsukuba
If it is your first time participating, please follow the others who have attend every year.
In Japanese custom, we do not put the title for the name.

February 8:     Arrival day
February 9:     Open Session
Morning:
Attend the largest lesson study meeting in the world at the Affiliate Elementary School
7:55am, meet at Tokyo Campus: The person who delays cannot be supported.
Move to the Elementary School, soon: The 160 people must come in by one group.
At Noon, move to the Tokyo Campus for Lunch
Afternoon:
Lunch, Opening and Keynotes at the Tokyo Campus, 1st floor
Lunch (12:30~13:10) at Room 119&120(Speakers, Experts&Thai), 121(Guests)
Photo Session
Photo Session 1: VIP/Guests with Presidents
Photo Session 2: APEC Experts, Speakers
Opening Session 13:30~15:00 at Room 134
Kyosuke Nagata( 1, 2), President, University of Tsukuba, Japan
Koichi Morimoto( 1, 2), Director General, Ministry of Education, Sports, Culture, Science and Technology (MEXT), Japan
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Kulthida Tuamsuk, Dean, Humanities and Social Science on behalf of Kittichai Triratanasirichai, President, Khon Kaen University, Thailand
Ethel Agnes P. Valenzuela, Deputy Director, Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization
(Short Break)
Opening Keynote: What is SDGs?  (Tentative)
Yoko Mochizuki, Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Education for Peace and Sustainable Development, UNESCO-MGIEP
Ethel Agnes P. Valenzuela, Deputy Director, Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization
Understanding SDGs and SDG Target 4.7            50 mins
(Break)
Keynote Session 15:20~17:30 at Room 134
Kyenote 1:
Explanation of APEC Project
Masami Isoda & Maitree Inprasitha         10 mins
Kyenote 2:
Explanation of the MGIEP project
Musafir Shankar                        10 mins
Kyenote 3:
Embedding Sustainable Development Education in Mathematics Education Texts
David Wagner, University of New Brunswick, Canada.        50 mins
Kyenote 4:
New Education Strategy for Thailand and ASEAN (Tentative)
Kanok Wongtrangan, Former Advisor of Prime Minister, Thailand.     50 mins
Move to Meikei Hall, Conference Reception at Meikei Hall, 2nd F (18:00~20:00)

February 10:     Crossed Session
Morning:
Cross-border Lesson Study at the Affiliate Secondary School between Thailand and Japan by Pimlak Moonpo, Orlando Rafael Gonzalez, Roberto Araya, Masami Isoda, and Commentaries: Maitree Inprasihta(Chair), Patsy Wang Iverson, Ivan R.Vysotskiv, Carl Winsløw
9:00am, meet at the Junior High School.
・[PDF] Homework before class, Lesson plan
・[Photo] 1 , 2
Afternoon:
Lunch (12:00~13:00) at Room 122
Lesson Study and Task Development for SDGs and STEM
Keynote 3:
Researching lesson study with the anthropological theory of the didactic
Carl Winsløw, University of Copenhagen, Denmark        50 min
Keynote 4:
about STEM Education in Korea (tentative)     50 min
Hee-chan Lew, Korean National University of Education, Korea
(Break)
Panel Discussion 1: Task Development on SDGs and STEM  2 hours
Musafir Shankar (Chair)
Colleen M. Eddy [PDF]
Hee-chan Lew
David Wagner [PDF]
Wahyudi [PDF]
(Show an example and explain why it is the task for STEM and SDGs)

February 11:     Closed Session from the afternoon
Morning:
No Program (Back to Back: SEAMEO Symposium, see page 4)
Afternoon:
12:30~13:30 Lunch at Room 122
13:30~17:30 at Room 120, Task Development for Energy
Workshop:
How to develop the task using data        50 min
Orlando Rafael Gonzalez, Assumption University (Thailand)
Masami Isoda, PhD, Director, CRICED, University of Tsukuba
(Break)
Panel Discussion 2: Task Development on Energy       1.5hours
Fadjar Shadiq (Chair)
Solidad Ulep [PDF]
Ivan R.Vysotskiv [PDF]
Nur Jahan Ahmad [PDF1], [PDF2]
(Break)
Panel Discussion 3: Task Development on Energy       1.5hours
Aida Istino Yap (Chair),
Pedro David Collanqui Diaz [PDF1] [PDF2] [PDF3] [PDF4] [PDF5]
NGUYEN Chi Thanh [PDF1] [PDF2] [PDF3]
Triyanta [PDF]

February 12:     Closed Session
Morning:
9:00~12:00 at Room 121
Planning the cross-border lesson study (discussions) and closing
Lunch at Nihonkai Syoya, Myogadani Station.
12:30~13:30 Lunch at Room 122


Further Information will be appeared at the following:
https://www.criced.tsukuba.ac.jp/math/apec/

Registration online (Invited Person can participate):
https://goo.gl/forms/hubCgWXmShrUfhEf2

Q&A:
Regarding the logistics: apec-tsukuba2017@criced.tsukuba.ac.jp
Ms. Akina Ueno or Ms. Leyla Radjai will reply to you.
Regarding the program: Masami Isoda, PhD, Director, CRICED, University of Tsukuba

 Hosted by:

  • University of Tsukuba under the APEC HRD 03-2015a

Co-hosted by:

  • Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT), Japan
  • Ministry of Education, Thailand
  • Khon Kaen University, Thailand
  • Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Education for Peace and Sustainable Development (UNESCO-MGIEP)
  • Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization (SEAMEO)

Supported by:

  • Mathematics Education Society, Japan

News:

Rationale under the APEC projects:

 APEC Lesson Study Projects (since 2006) proposed by Thailand and Japan have established APEC Lesson Study Network and held the meetings for project-planning in Tokyo every February and for reporting in Thailand every September, annually. The Project approved as APEC HRD 03-2015a on the topic of Energy Efficiency will be extended until the year 2017. Educational Ministerial Meeting (2016) on APEC HRD emphasized the importance of SDGs by UNESCO in terms of implementing in particular SDG 4 on education. In this context, in the year 2017, the conference will be focused on followings:
1) Planning the development of the textbooks for Energy Efficiency by cross-border lesson study
2) For the development of the textbooks, participants will learn about SDGs, STEM education, reform issues in education and lesson study addition to the year 2016 project meetings
 In relation to these topics, the project meetings will provide the necessary opportunities to learn from the UNESCO-MGIEP and SEAMEO for APEC economies’ welfare. On this demands, the Tokyo meeting on February, 2017, is co-hosted by UNESCO(MGIEP) and set the back to back meeting with SEAMEO Secretariat.


SEAMEO-University of Tsukuba Symposium V

SEAMEO Priorities and Collaborations

Date: February 11, 2017
Venue: Tokyo Campus, University of Tsukuba, Japan


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Tentative Schedule:


8:30~12:30 on February 11, 2017 at Room 120
Opening
Caroline F. Benton, (1, 2) Vice President of the University of Tsukuba, Japan
Takeo Yoshida, Dean of the School of Human Sciences, University of Tsukuba
Keynote:
SEAMEO Visions for ASEAN Communities: Seven Priority Areas in Education
Ethel Agnes P. Valenzuela(1, 2), Deputy Director, SEAMEO Secretariat    50 min
Presentation: Expected Works of SEAMEO Centers for SEAMEO Priority Areas
15 min presentation each
Mai Hong Quan, SEAMEO CELLL
Kaml Lamichhane, CRICED,University of Tsukuba
 (with collaboration of SEAMEO SEN)
Q&A
Commentaries by Kanok Wongtrangan
Break
Presentation:
Triyanta, Director, SEAMEO Qitep in Science
Wahyudi, Director, SEAMEO Qitep in Mathematics
Fadjar Shadiq, SEAMEO Qitep in Mathematics
Q&A
Commentaries by Solidad Ulep
Break
Presentation:
Nur Jahan Ahmad, Deputy Director,Pedro Lucis Montecillo Jr, SEAMEO RECSAM
Q&A
Commentaries by Maitree Inprasitha
Additional Words for Next Steps:
Ethel Agnes P. Valenzuela, Deputy Director, SEAMEO Secretariat
Masami Isoda, Director, CRICED, University of Tsukuba

Hosted by:

  • University of Tsukuba

Co-hosted by:

  • Southeast Asia Ministers of Education Organization (SEAMEO)
  • Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT), Japan

News:

Rationale

  On the establishment of ASEAN community, SEAMEO proposed seven priority areas for ASEAN educational reform until the year 2035, and began several projects for the first 5 years of reform. Some of the participating institutions on APEC Lesson Study Projects adopted the experience of APEC project and contributed to the SEAMEO Projects. This symposium will be held as the back to back meeting on APEC-Tsukuba and UNESCO(MGIEP) International Conference. The participants will learn the educational reforms of ASEAN for contributing to the other international organizations such as UNESCO and APEC.




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