Kanazawa University’s efforts in teaching management have been selected as one of 11 universities nationwide featured in the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) publication, “Teaching Management Casebook.”
The university’s initiatives are introduced under the title: “Comprehensive Educational Reform Driven by Presidential Leadership and the Establishment of a ‘Self‑Directed Learning and Self‑Development’ Environment through DX in Education and Learning.” The casebook can be accessed via the link below.
MEXT: Survey and Research on Initiatives for Establishing Teaching Management by Universities
Teaching Management Casebook(Kanazawa University’s initiatives appear on pp. 10–11)
The universities featured in this casebook were selected based on results from MEXT’s FY2024 survey, “Status of Reforms in University Educational Content in FY2023.” From these results, universities demonstrating comprehensive efforts across the following five areas of teaching management were identified. Their initiatives were then further examined—through questionnaires, interviews, and expert review—to determine how each initiative functions and contributes to establishing university‑wide teaching management.
I. Clarification of Learning Objectives through the “Three Policies”
(Policy for Graduation and Degree Conferment, Policy for Curriculum Design and Implementation, Policy for Student Admissions)
II. Design and Implementation of Courses and Curricula
III. Assessment and Visualization of Learning Outcomes and Educational Outcomes
IV. Foundations Supporting Teaching Management
(Enhancement of FD/SD, Establishment of Teaching IR Systems)
V. Information Disclosure
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