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DEVELOPMENT OF REHABILITATION PROGRAMS FOR UPPER EXTREMITY REHABILITATION AFTER STROKE: UTILIZATION OF SPECIALIZED ASSISTIVE TOOLS
K. Takemata, K. Kagechika, A. Minamide - EDULEARN24 Proceedings - pages 3318-3322.
DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF AN EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM THAT LINKS COMPUTATIONAL THINKING EDUCATION TO INQUIRY-BASED LEARNING FOR LOCAL COMMUNITY
K. Takemata, A. Minamide, S. Fujishima - EDULEARN23 Proceedings - pages 3824-3829.
DEVELOPMENT OF A PRELIMINARY EDUCATION PROGRAM USING DIGITAL STORYTELLING: EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS BEFORE LEARNING FULL-SCALE PBL
K. Takemata, A. Minamide, S. Fujishima - EDULEARN22 Proceedings - pages 2124-2127.
PRACTICE OF COMPUTER THINKING EDUCATION WITH THE COOPERATION OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - PROPOSAL OF CLASS MANAGEMENT METHOD UNDER COVID19
A. Minamide, K. Takemata, S. Fujishima - EDULEARN22 Proceedings - pages 2056-2061.
PRACTICE OF COMPUTATIONAL THINKING EDUCATION WITH TEACHING MATERIALS ASSOCIATED WITH THE COMMUNITY
A. Minamide, K. Takemata, S. Fujishima - EDULEARN21 Proceedings - pages 9565-9571.
DESIGN OF AN EXTRACURRICULAR PROJECT FOR SCIENCE COMMUNICATION WITH LOCAL COMMUNITIES
K. Takemata, A. Minamide, A. Kodaka, S. Fujishima - EDULEARN21 Proceedings - pages 6376-6380.
DEVELOPMENT OF NEW PROGRAMMING WITH STICKERS FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PROGRAMMING EDUCATION
A. Minamide, K. Takemata - EDULEARN19 Proceedings - pages 4796-4800.
DEVELOPMENT FOR AN INTRODUCTORY ACTIVE LEARNING PROGRAM: UTILIZE A SHORT-TERM DESIGN PROJECT
K. Takemata, A. Minamide, A. Kodaka - EDULEARN19 Proceedings - pages 2673-2678.
PRACTICE OF SOCIAL IMPLEMENTATION PROJECT IN ENGINEERING EDUCATION
A. Minamide, K. Takemata - EDULEARN18 Proceedings - pages 8639-8643.
DEVELOPMENT OF AN EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM THAT SHOULD BE IMPLEMENTED FOR STUDENTS BEFORE ADVANCED ACTIVE LEARNING
K. Takemata, A. Minamide, M. Takabatake - EDULEARN18 Proceedings - pages 3130-3134.