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Teacher’s perspective on using our teaching materials

September 24, 2021, Code School Finland

A student learning to code with a micro:bit device.

Case details

Mr. Ito and his teacher team at the Ritsumeikan Moriyama Junior and Senior High School in Tokyo, Japan, use CSF teaching materials to teach secondary school students about automation and robotics.

Students work on the project by themselves with minimal instructions from the teachers. The materials make it possible for the students to learn by doing through the well-designed creative project.

Mr. HISAYASU ITO
Informatics Teacher, Chief of Media education,
Ritsumeikan Moriyama junior and senior high school, Tokyo, Japan

Mr. Ito, Informatics teacher at Ritsumeikan Moriyama, explains his experience using Code School Finland materials for teaching his students (1:30min)

Student perspective

Over 90% of consider learning with CSF materials interesting and fun. 80% said that the best part was the project. Through the project, they learned not only coding, but also the importance of working with others. 

”The level of the materials was just right. Sometimes the content was challenging but we helped each other and solved the problems together.”
— STUDENT, 7th GRADE

Junior high school students making coding projects in classroom.
Junior high school students working with a computer.

Ritsumeikan Junior and Senior HIgh School

About the school

Ritsumeikan Moriyama Junior and Senior high school is located in Shiga, Japan. The school has been designated as a Super Science High School (SSH) by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology in Japan since 2006. The school aims to foster global citizens in the 21st century through integrated study programs that emphasize science and technology. 

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Filed Under: Articles, News, Updates Tagged With: 21st century skills, Case study, Japan, Robotics, teacher professional development, teacher training

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