2023FY "Grad Students' and Faculty/Staff Members' Mini-lecture Program" The 22th Session [JP]
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Introduction: UTokyo FFP's challenge to new learning [JP]
“Mini-Lecture Program by UTokyo Graduate Students and Faculty Members” is a program in which 10-minute mini-lectures are delivered by graduate students and faculty members who have completed the University of Tokyo Future Faculty Program (UTokyo FFP: a program to learn to teach at universities). Six people who delivered excellent lectures in the UTokyo FFP classes will teach their chosen topic in…
What is the coordination of human body movement? [JP]
We coordinate different parts of the body appropriately to achieve specific purposes. This coordinated movement can be seen in not only sports scenes but also in everyday life. Through this lecture, we will experience how the same coordinated movement can vary in difficulty depending on conditions. “Mini-Lecture Program by UTokyo Graduate Students and Faculty Members” is a program in which 10-…
Inequity in physical health after discharge from long-term hospitalizations [JP]
In Japan, many individuals remain hospitalized in psychiatric institutions for many years. Even after being discharged to communities, another issue emerges: inequity in physical health. This lecture provides an opportunity to reflect on the causes of and strategies for addressing inequities in health. “Mini-Lecture Program by UTokyo Graduate Students and Faculty Members” is a program in which…
Two social research methods for social workers [JP]
What is social research? In this lecture, you will learn two methods of social research: quantitative and qualitative. We will also consider how these methods can be useful for people engaged in social welfare. “Mini-Lecture Program by UTokyo Graduate Students and Faculty Members” is a program in which 10-minute mini-lectures are delivered by graduate students and faculty members who have comp…
Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors: Revolutionizing Cancer Treatment [JP]
Recent studies have shown that even in a healthy human body, many cancer cells are born every day. However, the reason cancer does not develop immediately is because the human body has inherent resistance (immunity) to attacking cancer cells. Recently, a new type of treatment called” immune checkpoint inhibitors” has emerged, which harnesses this mechanism. Immune checkpoint inhibitors have shown…
When war becomes “illegal” ~The world and Japan after World War I~ [JP]
The legal system and sense that war is “illegal” has been formed since the 20th century. By understanding this process, I hope that you will experience the fun of historical studies, which show that what we take for granted today was not always that way from the beginning, and may actually have been created historically. “Mini-Lecture Program by UTokyo Graduate Students and Faculty Members” is…
Working as a Home Care Nurse: Visiting Patients at Home [JP]
This lecture discusses the significance of home care nursing in Japan's aging society, explaining the role of home care nurses and the practical care they provide. Home care nurses perform a wide range of complex interventions, not only offering medical treatments but also contributing to psychological support and enhancing the quality of life. “Mini-Lecture Program by UTokyo Graduate Students…
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