Course Overview

This course is designed to prepare graduate students to understand
cross-cultural concepts and theories through global physical education and sport contents and contexts. All information presented is based on data based research studies including diversity, social justice, sociocultural, and sociopolitical topics in physical education and sport.

Learning Achievement

Graduate students will be able to demosntrate knowledge and skills of cultural and historical backgrounds of terminologies of PE and sport, practical and data based research, quantitative, qualitative, and single subject research and analysis, global issues and concerns, and key components of writing practices of international journal publications.

Competence

1. General-propose competence: Knowledge application, Communication and Internationality
2. Degree program competence: Knowledge, analytical skills, and a sense of mission regarding international affairs and policies and global-scale issues, Global perspective and leadership that can be demonstrated in practice and Basic knowledge and practical skills in sports, physical education, and health

Course prerequisites

Grading Philosophy

Journal Reflection 50 % Research Projects 30 % Presentation 20%

Course schedule

Introducation of cross cultural PE and Sport
Dirrences of practical and data based research
Quantitative and qualitative research and topics
Educational model and theoretical framework
Social Justice and Diversity
Sport and PE in inclusion
National Standard and Curriculum
Writing practices
Presentations
Presentations

Course type

Lectures

Online Course Requirement

Instructor

Sato Takahiro

Other information

Academic and social interactions with the course instructors and classmates are extremely important for your academic success.
Online lesson tools : Microsoft Teams
Lecture materials will be distributed through Microsoft Teams file share.
submission of homework : weekly basis
confirm attendance : Lecture Reflection Report

Site for Inquiry

Link to the syllabus provided by the university