I translated my doctoral dissertation—which has consistently ranked first among the “most viewed items” in the Open University of Japan’s repository—into English,and published it on Amazon.
While the descriptions of classes taught in Japanese are easy for Japanese people to understand, they can be difficult for native English speakers to grasp. Therefore, we have added explanations to make them easier for native English speakers to understand.
(I translated my doctoral dissertation—which has consistently ranked first among the “most viewed items” in the Open University of Japan’s repository—into English,and published it on Amazon.)
(While the descriptions of classes taught in Japanese are easy for Japanese people to understand, they can be difficult for native English speakers to grasp. Therefore, we have added explanations to make them easier for native English speakers to understand.)
I have translated my doctoral dissertation—which has consistently ranked first as the “most viewed item” in the Open University of Japan’s repository—into English and published it on Amazon.
I am pleased to announce that my doctoral dissertation, “A Study of Teaching Strategies in Elementary School Science Education: Knowledge Structure by Development Type of Semantic Network Model,” which has held the top spot on the “Most Viewed Items” list of the Open University of Japan’s institutional repository for the past two years and six months, has been translated into English and published on Kindle.
The following page features both the Kindle edition and the paperback edition.
In preparation for this publication, I carefully reviewed the original work and made the necessary revisions for the English translation. I hope readers in English-speaking countries will take a look at it.
Notice. Currently, my doctoral dissertation “A study of teaching strategies in elementary school science education - Knowledge structure by development type of semantic network model-” introduced on this blog, continues to hold the top spot in the “Most Viewed Items” category on the Open University of Japan Institutional Repository. It had maintained the number one position since December 2023, briefly dropped to second and third place for a few months, and has now regained the top spot. Therefore, I am currently working on a translation for researchers in English-speaking countries. I plan to publish it around April or May. This site also receives access from overseas. To our international readers, please bear with us a little longer.