Learning in Practice

　In Communication Pedagogy/Studies, a number of effective methods for nurturing the ability to communicate have been adopted. They include lectures on faculties, independent group activities and presentation. Also, senior students will support you as a TA (teaching assistant) to give you an accessible perspective in the Communication Theory I and Communication Theory II.

From the contents of Communication Theory I (6 July 2010)

Students in the 2010 school year have 15 classes each in the first and second terms (Communication I & II), during which they learn everything from the basic communications to specialty skills such as debate.

In each class, students have the opportunity to work on issues individually and as a group. Students learn how to debate from both the pro and con sides of the issue of the nuclear power.

Making presentations in front of other students is also an important element of Communication Pedagogy/Studies. The more they practice, the more adept at public speaking they become.