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アレックスは2009年に哲学を教え始め、過去10年間、日本の東京にある2つの高校に常駐していました。彼はヨーク、バークレー、ケンブリッジの大学で大学院レベルの哲学を学び、2015年にThe Philosophy Foundation（英国の非営利団体）の認定スペシャリストになりました。リーマン・ブラザーズの銀行家として、そして広島教育委員会とともに、都市に哲学的ワークショップを開催するプロジェクトに取り組んでいます。Alexは、思考実験に関する書籍を出版しました。それは、2018年10月にShutoken Moshiによって出版されました。 Amazon Japan Webサイトで。
Alex began teaching philosophy in 2009 and has been resident philosopher at two high schools in Tokyo, Japan, for the last ten years. He studied philosophy to postgraduate level at the universities of York, Berkeley, and Cambridge, and became an accredited specialist with The Philosophy Foundation (a UK non-profit organisation) in 2015. Alex also worked as a writer and editor for The Japan Times, as a banker for Lehman Brothers, and with the Hiroshima Board of Education on a project to bring philosophical workshops to the city.Alex has written a book on teaching philosophy, titled Thinking Experiments, published by Shutoken Moshi in October 2018. It is currently available on the Amazon Japan website.
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Thank you very much for giving me the topic we discussed today. I'm really interested in " genius and their brains". Studying of the correlation makes me think what being genius is and how hard to be the one. There are a statistic that shows people who have a aptitude or talent in arts are 25% more vulnerable to mental disease than people don't have because of characteristics of their brain. I don't think that that's for all cases though, it is convincing to me. Being genius is very tough.....
アレックス先生ありがとう！
とても自然な文章になりました。またお会いしましょう。
The way I talk about the topic wan't lucid as usual...........What does it mean to be Japanese? This question is very hard to answer for me because of the place I'm in now, where people speak dialect which is totally different form normative Japanese and people have different rules in their community. I feel like I'm in NY or somewhere.....That always makes me think what is"common" in society. Oh, one thing Japanese have in common is being punctual..maybe or not maybe..anyway see you soon(^^♪
Thank you very much for giving me the great topic (^_-)-☆
" represent" "average Japanese" are elusive words, which people use commonly without thinking what they really mean. Our society is on the threshold of internationalization. Yet we have tons of things to realize and change. There are more to "fixed ideas" than we realize.....Your lesson is always an eye opener to me. I really appreciate that(^^)
See you soon!!!
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| SIDE by SIDE (サイドバイサイド) | |
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| 旅行英会話 | |
| ビジネス英会話 | |
| 実戦！仕事の英語 | |
| トピックトーク | |
| イギリス英語発音 | |
| 5分間単語クイズ | |
| 5分間ディスカッション | |
| デイリーニュース | |
| ニュース | |
| Let's Go (レッツゴー) | |
| 都道府県教材 | |
| 異文化コミュニケーション | |
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| 10代 | 1.4% | |
| 20代 | 8.41% | |
| 30代 | 9.81% | |
| 40代 | 35.05% | |
| 50代 | 7.01% | |
| 60代～ | 0.47% |
自己紹介
こんにちは。私の名前はアレックスです、そして私は現在教育心理学者になるために訓練しています。私は人々をやる気にさせ、深く考えさせるようにさせ、そして世界についての異なった見方を考えるように彼らを招きたいです。 ところで、私は10年間日本に住んでいたので、日本の学校で教えることと学ぶことのプレッシャーについて少し知っています。 私は可能な限りあなたの学習をサポートすることを嬉しく思います。あなたと話をし、あなたを知ることを楽しみにしています。よろしくおねがいします！
Hi. My name is Alex, and I'm currently training to become an educational psychologist. I want to motivate people, get them to think deeply, and invite them to consider different perspectives on the world. By the way, I have lived and worked in Japan for 10 years, so I do know a little bit about teaching and the pressure of learning in a Japanese school. I will be happy to support your learning any way I can, and look forward to speaking with you and getting to know you. Yoroshiku onegaishimasu!