English Site2015 レポート
Invited Lecturers
Bloyce, Daniel(チェスター大学, イギリス)Braun, Saori Ishikawa(ウィスコンシン大学オークレア校, USA)
Goodway, Jackie (オハイオ州立大学, USA)
Gulshan, Khanna(マナブラチナ国際大学,インド)
Herka Maya Jatmika(ジョグジャカルタ州立大学, インドネシア)
Keslacy, Stefan(カリフォルニア州立大学ロサンゼルス校, USA)
Kirk, David(ストラスクライド大学, イギリス)
McCuaig, Louise(クイーンズランド大学，オーストラリア)
Mwaanga, Oscar(サウサンプトン・ソレント大学,イギリス)
Sharp, Kelli G.(カリフォルニア大学アーバイン校, USA)
Schedule for Tsukuba Summer Institute 2015
| Core TSI Schedule | |||||||||
| 14 July (Tuesday) |
14 July (Tuesday) |
15 July (Wednesday) |
16 July (Thursday) |
17 July (Friday) |
18 July (Saturday) |
19 July (Sunday) |
23 July (Monday) |
24 July (Tuesday) |
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9:00-15:00 Registration & Scholarship Payment 16:00 Orientation (Followed by light meal & social) |
9:00-11:30 MORNING SESSIONS |
9:00 - 15:00 Registration & Scholarship Payment |
Day Off (A day excursion option will be available) |
Group Presentations | |||||
| 11:30-12:45 COMMON LECTURES |
Tsuyoshi Matsumoto (University of Tsukuba): "Current Status of Coaching in Club Activities at Japanese Junior High Schools" | Daniel Bloyce （University of Chester) Developing the research agenda in International Sport Policy Studies | Stefan Keslacy （Califolnia State Los Angeles） Measuring Brain Activity using Non-invasive Methods: Effect of Exercise and Music | Jackie Goodway （Ohio State) Developing Motor Competence in Young Childhood who are Disadvantaged | Guido Geisler (University of Tsukuba): "East-West Perspectives on Competitive Sport Cognitions: Implications for Coaching Practice" | Hisashi Sanada (University of Tsukuba): "TIAS: The Challenge of the University of Tsukuba to Promote the Olympic and Paralympic Movements" | |||
| 12:45-14:00 | Networking Lunch | Networking Lunch | |||||||
| 14:00-18:00 AFTERNOON SESSIONS |
16:00 Orientation |
16:30 Udon-Making |
Closing Ceremony | ||||||
| 18:00 Outdoor BBQ Party |
18:00 Recreational Soccer or Poster Session |
18:00 Recreational Soccer or Poster Session |
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| SPAC Program | ||||||||
| 15 July (Wednesday) |
16 July (Thursday) |
17 July (Friday) |
18 July (Saturday) |
19 July (Sunday) |
23 July (Monday) |
24 July (Tuesday) |
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| 9:00-11:30 | SPAC: Sports, Physical Activity, & Culture in Japan | Kendo Theory & Practice (Nabeyama) | Judo Theory & Practice (Yamaguchi) | TGfU for Ball Games (Matsumoto, Nemes) | “Game Sense Coaching” (Geisler) | Dance (Park, Sharp) | Group Presentations (Matsumoto) | |
| 11:30-12:45 | COMMON: Lectures by International Researchers | James Mandigo (Brock University) | Guido Geisler (U. of Tsukuba) "East-West Perspectives on Competitive Sport Cognitions: Implications for Coaching Practice“ | Hisashi Sanada (U.of Tsukuba) "TIAS:The Challenge of the University of Tsukuba to Promote the Olympic and Paralympic Movements“ | ||||
| 12:45-14:00 | Networking Lunch | Networking Lunch | Networking Lunch | |||||
| 14:00-18:00 | Visit School Sports Clubs at junior high school (Mitabe) | Pedagogy of Physical Literacy (Mandigo) | Physical Fitness Test & Evaluation (Fukuda, Sharp) | Coaching & Physical Literacy (Mandigo, Geisler) | SD Programs at Brock & Tsukuba (Mandigo, Matsumoto) | Closing Ceremony | ||
| CoRP Program | ||||||||
| 15 July (Wednesday) |
16 July (Thursday) |
17 July (Friday) |
18 July (Saturday) |
19 July (Sunday) |
23 July (Monday) |
24 July (Tuesday) |
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| 9:00-11:30 | CoRP: Collaborative Research Planning (Graduate Research Seminar) | Getting to Know you: ・Team building ・Introduction to the Task-Introduction to the Task – Identifying a “Hot Topic”  |
Group Work ・Identify key terms related to your hot topic & key authors related to your hot topic ・Conduct a review of the research literature and a brief annotated bibliography of each article |
Group Work ・Complete - Identify your theory and why you selected it ・Write a paragraph explaining the importance of your topic. ・Write 2-3 research questions for your research study |
Group Work ・Research Questions - Identify your Research Questions and any potential hypotheses. Explain how your research questions connect to your theory. ・Start to work on your methods |
Official Day Off |
Group Work ・Continue methods ・Results – Guess at what your results might find ・ Implications - Discuss the implications of your research |
FORMAL PRESENTATION OF YOUR RESEARCH PROJECT Wrap Up Closing Comments for CoRP |
| 11:30-12:45 | COMMON: Lectures by International Researchers | Jackie Goodway (Ohio State U) | ||||||
| 12:45-14:00 | Networking Lunch | Networking Lunch | Networking Lunch | |||||
| 14:00-18:00 | Session 2: Building the Literature Review: ・Active reading workshop ・Annotated Bibliography workshop ・Memoing, journaling and blogging workshop ・Group Time - Finalizing your hot topic ・Revisiting the task |
Session 3: Theory and Research Questions ・Literature review and the role it serves Theory and theorists –workshop ・Group time to identify theories Identify a list of potential theories Discuss the merits and weaknesses of 2 theories ・Overview of RQs: Qualitative & Quantitative Research questions – alignment - relationship to the literature review Revisiting the task |
Session 4: Research Design ・Types of research –quantitative, qualitative, or single subject research and the types of RQs asked ・Research design – Qualitative and Quantitative ・Group work – considering RQs and design ・Ethical issues in conducting research Revisiting the task |
Session 5: Scholarly Presenting and Publishing ・Writing for publication-lecture and seminar ・Preparing a conference proposal workshop ・Oral presentation workshop ・Revisiting the task |
Session 6: Building Professional Networks & Collaboration ・Working with your advisor and peers Discussion ・Developing Professional Networks and Collaborating ・Group work |
Closing Ceremony | ||
| LAB Program | ||||||||
| 15 July (Wednesday) |
16 July (Thursday) |
17 July (Friday) |
18 July (Saturday) |
19 July (Sunday) |
23 July (Monday) |
24 July (Tuesday) |
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| 9:00-11:30 | LAB: Laboratory Workshop | Hajime Ohmori Orientation of LAB Program Lecture : “Beneficial Effect of Exercise on Alzheimer‘s Disease is associated with NF-kB pathway regulation" | Saori Ichikawa Braun LAB work : “Measurement of Bone Density” | Gulshan Khanna Lecture : “Physiological Monitoring of High Performance Sports persons” | Hideaki Soya Lecture : “Brains and Brawn: Potential effects of mild exercise enhancing neuronal plasticity and cognitive functions” | Hajime Ohmori LAB work : " Jugular Vein Catheterization & Blood Sampling during Exercise in Rats” | Group Presentations | |
| 11:30-12:45 | COMMON: Lectures by International Researchers | Stefan Keslacy “Measuring Brain Activity using Non-invasive Methods: Effect of Exercise and Music” | ||||||
| 12:45-14:00 | Networking Lunch | Networking Lunch | Networking Lunch | |||||
| 14:00-18:00 | Lecture : “Gene Expression and Cell Signaling: New Tools in Exercise Science” LAB work : “Basic Principles of Western Blot” | Lecture : ”Basic Metabolism and Determinants of Bone" | LAB work : " Exercise Testing and its application in training Elite athletes" | LAB work : " How 10 min of mild exercise with music gives our brain a boost ? “ | Lecture: “The mechanism of the blood glucose decrease inhibited by taurine supplementation during prolonged exercise " | Closing Ceremony | ||
| IDS Program | ||||||||
| 15 July (Wednesday) |
16 July (Thursday) |
17 July (Friday) |
18 July (Saturday) |
19 July (Sunday) |
23 July (Monday) |
24 July (Tuesday) |
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| 9:00-11:30 | IDS: International Development through Sport | Daniel Bloyce International Sport Policy Studies 1 | International Sport Policy Studies 3 | International Sport Policy Studies 5 | Oscar Mwaanga Management & Organization 1 | Management & Organization 3 | Management & Organization 5 | |
| 11:30-12:45 | COMMON: Lectures by International Researchers | Daniel Bloyce （University of Chester) Developing the research agenda in International Sport Policy Studies | ||||||
| 12:45-14:00 | Networking Lunch | Networking Lunch | Networking Lunch | |||||
| 14:00-18:00 | International Sport Policy Studies 2 | International Sport Policy Studies 4 | International Sport Policy Studies 6 | Management & Organization 2 | Management & Organization 4 | Closing Ceremony | ||