Toyonaka City and Osaka University's Kaitokudo for the 21st Century will jointly hold a University-Community Collaboration Lecture, "Living Learning: What is learning and how is it best borne and cultivated? How does learning acquired during training differ from learning acquired from classwork?" on Saturday, December 15.

There are many education issues that we have to deal with. Now we'd like to consider "living learning" with participants.

The guest speakers are YAMAMOTO Yukihiro and EGUCHI Taro who have spent much of their lives in education and Hisakayo who has a specific view of life based on her experience. They will speak about what leads to learning in relation to a variery of topics such as the power to survive, communication, and local community power.

There is no fee for attending this event.

Making application to attend: There is no need to apply in advance. Registration will take place at the door.

Program events

• "Dancing in Ponto-cho in Kyoto," Hisakayo, Geiko, Ponto-cho in Kyoto

Lectures

• "What is 'Living Learning'?" -- YAMAMOTO Yukihiro, School Superintendent, Toyonaka City Board of Education
• "In Order to Continue to Learn all through Life" -- EGUCHI Taro, Trustee and Vice president, Osaka University

Round-table talk: "Thinking about what gives birth to learning -- One Gains the Power to Survive from Living Learning"

• YAMAMOTO Yukihiro
• EGUCHI Taro
• Hisakayo

Sponsored by: Steering Committee for University-Community Collaboration Lecture

In cooperation with: Kaitokudo for the 21st Century, Osaka University

Supported by: Toyonaka City, Toyonaka City Board of Education