Journal of Japan Society for Intergenerational Studies
Online ISSN : 2758-5905
Print ISSN : 2185-7946
Intergenerational exchange in the co-learners' system for school support participants
Based on the analysis of the Tosa Town School cheering group 'Lifelong Education School' and the survey on the attitude of elementary and middle school
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2016 Volume 6 Issue 1 Pages 49-58

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In this report, we focus on the auditor system, which was intended for school support activities participants are addressed, in Tosa District, Kochi Prefecture. It is intended to clarify the effect and expectations of intergenerational activities by consciousness research for the elderly and analysis for the auditor system. As the results, the Lifetime Gakushu School as the auditor system can accept school cheering registrant to attend the elementary and junior high school classes. And it was found that the aim of the system was to promote lifelong learning based in the school with supporting the school education across the region. Most of children and students of the receiving side had experienced exchanges with the elderly in activities of school cheerleaders. Students had been growing awareness to understanding of the thoughts of the elderly and to teach the elderly by experience to learn along with the elderly. In addition, it became clear that they hoped to be taught about the history of their town and the traditional games by the elderly and they wanted to teach how to use the machines of ICT. We found that this system was expected as the intergenerational activity with reciprocal learning between the elderly and students.
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