KINJO Naomichi

Affiliation

Diversity Strategy Promotion Headquarters

Job Title

Specially Appointed Assistant Professor

Date of Birth

1994

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Degree 【 display / non-display

  • Master of Education - Yokohama National University

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  • 2024.4
     
     

    Duty   Yokohama National UniversityDiversity Strategy Promotion Headquarters   Specially Appointed Assistant Professor  

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  • Humanities & Social Sciences / Special needs education

Qualification acquired 【 display / non-display

  • Handicapped Children School Teacher License (first and second kind,specialization)

  • Elementary School Teacher Specialization License

 

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  • An Examination of the Expertise and Needs of Special Needs Education Assistants from the Perspective of Parents

    KINJO Naomichi, TAKANO Yosuke, IZUMI Mayuko, SATO Kenya

    Japan Journal of Educational Technology   48 ( 3 )   563 - 570   2024.10  [Reviewed]

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    <p>This study conducted a questionnaire survey with parents of individuals with disabilities to clarify the needs for support and required expertise for Special Needs Education Assistants (SNEAs). The types of support requested by parents included toileting assistance and academic support, aligning with the roles envisaged in the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology's (MEXT) guide for the use of SNEAs. Detailed responses indicated the necessity for SNEAs to observe daily activities, collaborate with teachers for support planning, and possess a certain level of knowledge about disability characteristics. Additionally, there was a need for support in commuting and participating in exchanges and collaborative learning. Since MEXT's envisioned roles mainly focus on elementary and middle schools, a future challenge is to research actual childcare and educational settings from kindergarten to high schools to identify the types of support needed and whether the support provided meets parents' needs.</p>

  • <Article>Consideration of the Difficulties and Needs Felt During the Transition to School Experience:An Interview Survey with Parents of Children with Developmental Disorders

    KINJO Naomichi, WATANABE Masataka

    15 ( 1 )   200 - 210   2024.2

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    Language:Japanese   Publishing type:Research paper (scientific journal)   Joint Work