UTokyo FFP
Program Overview
Schedule
S Semester, 2023
Choose either course:
(1) Thursday course Periods 3–4 (13:00–16:40)
(2) Friday course: Periods 3–4 (13:00–16:40)
Total: 8 days for each course
Note that the classes are held every other week, in principle.
Please refer to the syllabus for the detailed schedule.
Location
Thursday course: live/online
Friday course: live/online
*The course will be conducted online, adhering to the COVID-19 safety protocols.
Requirements
Graduate students, postdocs, and faculty/staff members at the University of Tokyo
*Those who are affiliated with other universities can join the program as observers.
Capacity
25 participants for each class
(If the number of applicants exceeds the prescribed limit, selection will be made.)
Syllabus
Please be sure to check the syllabus before application.
Filmed Lectures
The classes of UTokyo FFP were filmed and published at UTokyo OpenCourseWare (UTokyo OCW).
Click here to watch the videos.
Structure
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DAY 1
Introduction
Icebreaking by sharing what inspired each participant to take the course, present situation of higher education, research presentations (1-min self-introduction), and self-analysis and peer-reviewing of research presentations.
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DAY 2
Class Design
Significance of class design, goals and objectives of a class, ADDIE model, active learning, motivation, and creating a class design sheet.
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DAY 3
Evaluation
Significance of evaluation, evaluation methods, evaluation of evaluation, creating a rubric, and exercises in evaluating with rubrics.
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DAY 4
Syllabus and Course Design
Significance of a syllabus, setting goals and objectives, course design, and creating a graphic syllabus.
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DAY 5
Exercise in Giving Feedback on Lectures & Summary
Exercise in giving feedback on lectures for microteaching, and poster tour for sharing what the participants have learned so far.
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DAY 6
Refining the Lectures for Microteaching
Microteaching session (1) and examination of the lectures for further refinement.
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DAY 7
Microteaching Session
Microteaching session (2) and examination of the lectures.
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DAY 8
Envisioning Your Career Path by Creating a SAP Chart
Creating a Structured Academic Portfolio (SAP) chart.
