Shimada Lab
Expanding Human Potential Through Education
Our Students
We actively study and conduct research on educational issues in Japan and abroad, focusing on comparative international education, global citizenship education, and educational development. Here, we introduce the interests and challenges of each seminar student.
Department of Psychology and Education
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Educational Support for Emergency Situations / Education for Peace building
Department of Psychology and Education
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Financial Barriers to Pursuing Higher Education in Kenya
Department of Primary Education
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The Value of Japanese-Style Education Fostered by Extracurricular Activities
Department of Psychology and Education
Kazuki Ikei
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Department of Psychology and Education
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Fostering Non-Cognitive Skills for Children’s Well-Being
Department of Psychology and Education
Masami Uchida
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Department of Psychology and Education
Sakuto Nomura
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Department of Psychology and Education
Rika Hashizume
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Seminar Alumni
Here are the graduates for each academic year and their thesis topics.
name | thesis | class | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
Haruna Matsumoto | Challenges in Improving Secondary School Completion Rates and Supporting Girls’ Education in Cambodia: The Role of Japanese Educational Cooperation and Future Prospects | 2026 | Thesis |
Ryota Furuhashi | Toward Promoting Education Utilizing Tourism Resources in Yokohama—From the Perspective of Social Studies Education— | 2026 | Junior Paper |
Kodai Yamamoto | The Current State of Listening and Speaking Skills in Japanese English Education—From the Perspective of a Bilateral Comparison with South Korea— | 2025 | Thesis |
Tomoka Yabumoto | Toward the Promotion of ESD Education in Secondary Education—Focusing on the Implementation of ESD Education in Junior High School English Classes— | 2025 | Junior Paper |