食べ物をネタとした社会科授業の新たな可能性 : 賢い「消費者」の育成から社会的合意形成を目指す「生活者」の育成へ

学校教育実践学研究 25 巻 77-84 頁 2019-03-20 発行
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食べ物をネタとした社会科授業の新たな可能性 : 賢い「消費者」の育成から社会的合意形成を目指す「生活者」の育成へ
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New possibilities to utilize food as a theme in a social studies lesson: From educating wise “consumer” to educating “human being” who pursues mutual agreement in a society
作成者
今井 祐介
収録物名
学校教育実践学研究
Hiroshima journal of school education
25
開始ページ 77
終了ページ 84
収録物識別子
[ISSN] 1341-111X
[NCID] AN10491493
抄録
Many Japanese social studies teachers have utilized food as a theme in their lessons because of its student-friendly and abundant-narrative characteristics. However, there was no systemic research on why and how teachers used food as a theme in their lessons, so the value of food in social studies has not yet been clearly revealed. This study aims at reviewing social studies research that dealt with food as a theme and discovering new possibilities of food in social studies. For the aim, we collected the research that dealt with food from the three major Japanese social studies journals. After finding the similarities and differences of the research, we categorized it into four types: "Inquiring concepts and theories," "Understanding people's effort," "Analysing values," and "Regenerating one’s own region." Each type had its own positive educational vision; however, it tended to focus on an individual, instead of a society or community. In other words, food was utilized as a theme to educate an individual, wise "consumer," instead of a "human being" who could pursue a mutual agreement with others. Considering educating democratic citizens in social studies, we need to expand our usage of food from "I-focused" approach to "We-focused" approach.
著者キーワード
food
social studies
consumer
human being
mutual agreement
言語
日本語
資源タイプ 紀要論文
出版者
広島大学大学院教育学研究科附属教育実践総合センター
発行日 2019-03-20
出版タイプ Version of Record(出版社版。早期公開を含む)
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収録物識別子
[ISSN] 1341-111X
[NCID] AN10491493