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Welcome to another episode about The University of Queensland! I’m Sayuri. I hope you will enjoy the English and Japanese bilingual version about the campus life in Brisbane! This second episode is so much fun! Mr. Tom Lo from UQ and I will share our own experiences when we were studying there and some tips for future students who are planning to study in Brisbane! If you are planning to study at UQ in 2025, please let us know from Sayurisense contact form, so they can waiver your application fee for you! Let’s dive in!
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Sayurisense Sayuriがお送りするPodcast番組 “Who you are makes the world a better place !!” 「世界に自分軸を輝かせよう」 〜Total youtube views & podcast downloads 460,000~
🎵Podcast番組リスト🎵
Thank you so much everyone for connecting! 日本人として、どのような視点やコミュニケーション力を持つことを 世界に求められている? どのように、グローバルスタンダードなあり方を身につけたらいい? そして、自己肯定感を育み、Well-beingを大切にしながら、 世界における自分軸をどのように確立し、どのように一人一人が使命を果たすことができる?
🎵17【アイデンティティーと進路】私立受験?留学?インター? PODCAST番組 VOL 17 〜HOW CAN YOU PRODUCE STUDY PATH FOR SHINING CHILDREN’S IDENTITY?
🎵18【英語ビジョン①】英語と国語の読解力はリンク?「言語のボール」の意味とは? Podcast番組 VOL 18 〜Comprehension in English is connected with your comprehension in Japanese! What is “Language Ball”?
🎵19【英語4技能のビジョン②】聴く・読む・書く・話すとは? PODCAST VOL 19 〜HOW DO YOU MASTER “LISTENING, READING, WRITING AND SPEAKING”?
🎵Podcast Vol42 【世界と繋がるグローバルミッション】 ホンジュラスコーヒーを愛するロースター葛西さんをゲストにお迎えして ~GLOBAL MISSION FEATURING 27 COFFEE ROASTERS CEO MR KASAI WITH HIS PROJECT ON HONDURAS COFFEE BEANS
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Welcome to the June Reset Series! Today, we’ll explore science-backed ways to heal your mental and physical fatigue. Through parenting and running my own company for the past 12 years, I’ve learned that rest and self-care are absolutely essential to maintaining your best performance and overall well-being. The good news? It doesn’t have to mean a big vacation or luxurious getaway. So—what can you do right now to recharge? Let’s dive in.
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Take a moment in June
Hi everyone! Welcome to another June Reset episode. So far, we’ve explored 3 science-backed tips to shift from self-judgment to motivation — and today, we have 2 more to go! ・How can you practice self-compassion?
・How do you redirect when you fail? ・How do you face negative events?
・How can you get the most out of your RAS system? Grab your journal with your favorite drink and let’s dive in!
“So if we don’t take them in equal measure, then we’re suggesting that one is more important than the other. So I honestly think… we don’t take the bad in equal measure as the good.”
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Hi everyone! Welcome to another June Reset episode! This time, I’ll introduce 5 science-backed tips to shift from self-judgment to motivation. How can you practice self-compassion? How can you redirect when you fail? How do you face negative events? And how can you get the most out of your RAS system? Grab your journal, take a deep breath, and let’s dive in.
Step1 自分を批判しない
セルフ・コンパッション
(From innter-critics
to Self-compassion)
セルフコンパッション(自己慈悲)」の研究で著名な心理学者 Dr. Kristin Neffによると、失敗した時に自己批判せずにどのように自分と接することが大切だと言っているでしょう?
The study from self-compassion expert Dr. Kristin Neff shows
“Self-judgment in moments of failure increases cortisol. Self-judgment in moments of failure increases cortisol. It decreases motivation and keeps you stuck in shame.”
失敗した時に自己批判をすると、体はどのように反応し、長期的にどのような影響があるでしょう?
Step2 自己批判→自己〇〇へ
From Self-criticism
to Self-observation
MBCT(Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy:マインドフルネス認知療法)」を開発し、自己批判に苦しむ人たちに対して、「自己〇〇」「非判断的気づき(non-judgmental awareness)」が有効であることを科学的に証明した第一人者心理学教授Zindel V. Segal 博士によると
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North Stradbroke Island, Qld, Australia
Hi everyone! Welcome to your June Reset. If you’ve been pushing hard to reach the goals you set back in January, this month is a perfect time to pause, reflect, and simply check in with where you are right now. Today, I’m sharing two English books that will help nourish your soul and calm your nervous system.
Hi welcome!
On my podcast today, I’ll talk about IELTS Writing 7.5 and five key tips for writing logically. You might notice that many Japanese learners find it difficult to express opinions that differ from others calmly and logically. That’s exactly what today’s episode will help the Japanese listeners improve. We’ll also explore what it means to express your ideas clearly and calmly, and the skills needed to meet global English standards. So let’s dive in!
Q) In today’s rapidly changing world, some believe that studying classic literature is no longer valuable for young learners. Do you agree or disagree with this claim?
秘訣① 1段落目:導入 INtroduction
General Statement
& Thesis Statement
<General Statement>エッセイのテーマ・・・エッセイ全体で何が書かれているか
It is often argued that studying literature such as novels, poems, and drama is a waste of time for most students because it provides them with nothing valuable.
<Thesis Statement>自分のスタンス(意見)・・・結論をコンパクトに予告させる
I mostly disagreewith this statement because students can learn to express themselves fully by experiencing imagination, creativity, and passion through these subjects.
秘訣② Agree or Disagree
2段落目と3段落目で自分のスタンス
(意見・主張)の度合いと理由づけ
Tast2の質問形式は、様々です。
<Agree or Disagree>は、英検でもよく聞かれる質問です。
他には、メリットとデメリットを説明する問題や、2つの意見を議論させるエッセイ、2つの異なる質問に答えるエッセイなどのタイプがあります。
In our daily lives, we live under rules and regulations no matter where we are or how old we are. However, through the activity of reading and writing novels, poems, and drama, we are encouraged to imagine freely without boundaries. In fact, in the field of neuroplasticity, numerous studies have shown that our brains are highly adaptable to new ideas. This means that creative skills can be cultivated through these subjects where we can imagine without limits.
While it is true that students are still responsible for other academic subjects such as math and science, as they are core disciplines needed to address global issues, spending time on literature helps humans develop emotional depth.This is exactly what makes us different from AI and allows us to preserve the dignity and meaning of human life.
In conclusion, although there are some reasonable arguments against the necessity of studying literature, subjects such as poetry, novels, and drama contribute to our well-being and help differentiate us from machines. Therefore, I largely disagree with the claim that studying literature is a waste of time for most students.
秘訣⑤ IELTSの採点基準を照らし合わせる
以下、4つの採点基準について、番組で詳しくご紹介しています。
Task Response(Task2のみTR)・・・ 問題への的確な答え
Coherence and Cohesion(CC)・・・論理の流れ・一貫性・段落構成
Lexical Resource(LR)・・・語彙の多様さと正確さ
Grammatical Range and Accuracy(GR)・・・文法の幅と正確さ
A)270 Words
It is often argued that studying literature such as novels, poems, and drama is a waste of time for most students because it provides them with nothing valuable. I mostly disagree with this statement because students can learn to express themselves fully by experiencing imagination, creativity, and passion through these subjects.
In our daily lives, we live under rules and regulations no matter where we are or how old we are. However, through the activity of reading and writing novels, poems, and drama, we are encouraged to imagine freely without boundaries.In fact, in the field of neuroplasticity, numerous studies have shown that our brains are highly adaptable to new ideas. This means that creative skills can be cultivated through these subjects where we can imagine without limits.
While it is true that students are still responsible for other academic subjects such as math and science, as they are core disciplines needed to address global issues, spending time on literature helps humans developemotional depth.This is exactly what makes us different from AI and allows us to preserve the dignity and meaning of human life.
In conclusion, although there are some reasonable arguments against the necessity of studying literature, subjects such as poetry, novels, and drama contribute to our well-being and help differentiate us from machines.Therefore, I largely disagree with the claim that studying literature is a waste of time for most students.
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@Green School
Welcome to another brand new episode! In this episode, I share the journey of a student who was accepted into Green School Bali after intensive preparation. To get accepted, she needed to improve her English by two full levels—from Eiken Grade 3 to Grade 2—in a short period. Through heartfelt storytelling, personalized essays, and tailored video presentations, she overcame the challenges and achieved her dream. What made the difference? The essay and presentation strategy!!! Let’s take a look behind the scenes of this unique and beautiful application journey.
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Hello and welcome back! As hydrangeas bloom and we move into Japan’s rainy season, their colors bring fresh energy.
Today’s episode is the final part of a five-part interview with Dr. Damian Rentoule, Head of Campus at Aoba-Japan International School. This series explored key questions like
🌏 What is global identity and a global mindedness? 🌏 How do we raise bilingual, globally-minded children? 🌏 What truly matters in education and parenting?
In this episode Vol.211 “The True Role of a School Leader”, we talk about leadership that nurtures global citizens with heart both at school and at home. Let’s dive in.
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Hi everyone! Welcome back to my show. I’m thrilled to welcome back Dr. Damian Rentoule, Head of Campus at Aoba Japan International School — this time to share the most inspiring and moving part of our conversation. This episode is another must-listen for anyone navigating life in today’s globalized society and for your own well-being, too. I was so deeply touched that I couldn’t hold back my tears of joy when I asked him, “What is the most important aspect of parenting?” His answer truly moved my heart. His message resonated with something deep within me, something timeless and true!
今回もアオバジャパン・インターナショナルスクールの校長先生(Head of Campus)、Damian Rentoule博士をゲストにお迎えしています。
✔️ イタリアの幼児教育プログラム「レッジョ・エミリア」の考え方” The Hundred Languages of children”にある「子供の表現方法」とは?
✔️ この「レッジョ・エミリア」の考え方を家庭で応用する秘訣は?
✔️ 3歳、4歳、、、と、全ての子供の成長過程が重要な瞬間で、時間を共にしないと子供を知る機会を失ってしまう理由は?
✔️ 子供の行動に隠されているメッセージを「解読」する方法は、「〇」を「〇〇〇〇」こと
✔️ 現代の子育てにはチャレンジがたくさん、その理由は?
✔️ 問題が起こった時はチャンス
Q)あなたにとって子育てで大切な要素はなんですか?
🌏Q8) How would you differentiate between the role of a classroom teacher and that of a head of school?
What is “leadership”?
担任の先生と、校長先生の役割にはどのような違いがありますか?
「リーダーシップ」とは?
🌏9) &10) Advices or Messages to the Japanese parents and educators?
ご両親や教育者のリスナーの皆様へ、アドバイスやメッセージをお願いします。
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Hi everyone, and welcome back to my show! Here in Japan, we enjoyed beautiful weather during Golden Week. I hope you’ve also been feeling energized by the power of nature! Today, I’m truly delighted to welcome back Mr. Damian Rentoule, Head of Campus at Aoba-Japan International School.
In our last conversation, we explored topics like identity, inquiry-based learning, and the benefits of being bilingual. This time, we’ll dive into a new topic: What does it really mean to be globally minded? It is a beautiful message!
“Global-mindedness starts with understanding our own identities. (「グローバルマインド」は、自分自身のアイデンティティーを理解することから始まります。)
“One of the ideas that I am hoping that you can take away from this discussion is that developing global-mindedness is not about going overseas, leaving your country, wherever that is. “(P218) (「グローバルマインド」を養うということは、「自分の国を離れて海外に行くこと」だけではないと気づいてもらえたら幸いです。) — Damian Rentoule,Conversations for a Global Child?,p169 and p.218
✔️↑のメッセージとは、違う表現で説明していただいたので、深く落とし込めます
✔️ 10’31″~ ズバリ!「グローバルマインド」とは?!
5’21″~ “Global Mindedness” is always about connections between layers of communities. 「グローバルマインド」とは、コミュニティが層を超えてつながり合うことです!
(前後の文脈を含めて、番組で詳しくご紹介しています!)
“The way I interact with them, sharing of how I want the world to be. What we really in control over is our interaction with people. That’s guided by the way we think. It goes back to identity!”👏
-Dr. Damian Rentoule
とても大切なメッセージ!
番組で詳しく解説しています!
🌏Q7) What is the most important aspect of parenting?
子育てにおいて、一番大切な要素とは?
🌏Q8) How would you differentiate between the role of a classroom teacher and that of a head of school?
What is “leadership”?
担任の先生と、校長先生の役割にはどのような違いがありますか?
「リーダーシップ」とは?
🌏9) &10) Advices or Messages to the Japanese parents and educators?
ご両親や教育者のリスナーの皆様へ、アドバイスやメッセージをお願いします。