
Sekiguchi Hiromi
- 准教授
- 学位:修士(教育学)
基本情報
所属
- Center for General Education
詳細情報
研究分野
- Humanities & social sciences Aesthetic practices
- Humanities & social sciences Educational psychology
論文
Factors that make it easier to learn how to read two-character Kanji
Ternus Test As an Index of Developmental Dyslexia
Social Adjustment of Dyslexia Using Interpretive Phenomenological Analysis : Observation How They Facing to Approach Their Difficulties
Reciprocal Learning of Art and Science Museums Concerning Display Commentary Methods : Prospects Suggested from the Interviews to the Display Experts
Commentaries on Art Gallery Displays Conceived with User-Experience Design(Part 2)A demonstration experiment and theoretic considerations
Commentaries on Art Gallery Display Conceived with User-Experience Design(Part 1)Problem and the study plan
Effects of specifying the target number of association items on Personal attitude construct (PAC) analysis: An investigation using an appreciation support system for Public art
Understanding the Minds of Bug-Eating Using the Personal Attitude Construct (PAC) Analysis
Children encounter the left-right visually reversed world: An examination through a scientific event held in Hiroshima City Ebayama Museum of Meteorology
Wearing up-down reversing goggles as a simulation for understanding the visually handicapped
The possibility of group interviews as a tool to evaluate public art guidance systems
共同研究・競争的資金等の研究課題
Development of Disaster history maps based on Archaeologic, Histirical, and Geological methods
Utilizing the manifested features of art works to the commentary of art and appreciation education.
Deepening of art appreciation by letting students evaluate art works by using onomatopoeia
An Interactive Museum Appreciation Support System: Using Smartphones to Enhance Cooperation
Making clear the spatial relationships among sensory modalities through the investigation of visual transposition.
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