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In this Director's Blog, Dr. Yoichi Sakakihara, CRN director, writes on topics related to children, his views and his daily activities. |
- Something's Strange: Treatment of Developmental Disorders in Japan (2) Overdiagnosis and Overtreatment (2018.10.19)
- Something's Strange: Treatment of Developmental Disorders in Japan (1) Unnecessary Tests (2018.09.21)
- Play and Sports (2018.07.27)
- The True Nature of Physicians and Diagnosis (2018.07.20)
- Play and Innovation (2018.07.06)
- Preschool with Mixed-Age Childcare Fosters Empathy (2018.06.29)
- Stress Can Modify Genes (2018.06.22)
- Not Eating Everything for School Lunch--Is That Bad? (2018.05.18)
- Happy Parents Make Happy Children (2018.05.11)
- What is the Purpose of Reinforcing Checkups for Developmental Disorders when Children Start School? (2018.03.23)
- Are Small Classes Really Better Than Large Classes? (2018.02.02)
- Christmas Season in Europe (2017.12.22)
- Early Childhood Play is a Decisive Factor in Life (2017.12.15)
- The Mud Diapers of Hunza (2017.12.08)
- Naturalistic Intelligence (2017.11.03)
- Attitudes of Learning to Learn (2017.10.13)
- Something's Strange: Treatment of Developmental Disorders in Japan (2) Overdiagnosis and Overtreatment
- Something's Strange: Treatment of Developmental Disorders in Japan (1) Unnecessary Tests
- Research Motivations: Charles Darwin and Kumagusu Minakata
- Play and Sports
- The True Nature of Physicians and Diagnosis
- Play and Innovation
- Preschool with Mixed-Age Childcare Fosters Empathy
- Stress Can Modify Genes
- Slow and Steady Wins the Race: The Wisdom of Math Education in Finland
- Not Eating Everything for School Lunch--Is That Bad?
- Considering Support from a Medical Point of View -- Meeting Special Needs with Correct Knowledge, Consideration and Acceptance
- Anatomy of Child Bullying in Japan 1: Definition of Bullying and its Transformation
- Bilingualism and Language Teaching Series: 1. Bilingualism as the Goal of Language Learning
- Children Born with Disabilities: How Families Respond
- Child Discipline in Japan: an Important Part of Parenting Where Parents Pass on Their Values to Their Children
