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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. |
- Thoughts on Development Disorders (1) Is Suppressing Childlike Behavior the Right Treatment? (2020.09.25)
- The Cheerful Singing Voices of War Orphans (2020.09.04)
- Something's Strange: Treatment of Developmental Disorders in Japan (6) Are Schools Overreacting? (2020.08.28)
- Something's Strange: Education in Japan (1) Too Much Homework during Emergency School Closure Due to COVID-19 (2020.08.21)
- Let's Overcome COVID-19 Together! (2020.06.19)
- Low Self-Esteem (2020.02.07)
- A Tribute to Dr. Noboru Kobayashi (2020.01.31)
- Something's Strange: Treatment of Developmental Disorders in Japan (4) Premature Diagnosis! (2020.01.17)
- No one will be left behind (2020.01.10)
- Is It Enough to Only Ban Physical Punishment? (2019.12.06)
- ADHD in Women Tends to Be Overlooked (2019.11.22)
- Appetite is Not Something Learned (2019.09.27)
- Playing Video Games Increases Concentration?! (2019.09.20)
- Is Japan still a paradise for infants? (2019.08.09)
- The Wonder of a Two-Year-Old (2019.07.26)
- The Sins of Parents Visited upon Children? (2019.07.05)
- Injections and Social-Emotional Skills (2019.05.17)
- Thoughts on Development Disorders (1) Is Suppressing Childlike Behavior the Right Treatment?
- The Cheerful Singing Voices of War Orphans
- Something's Strange: Treatment of Developmental Disorders in Japan (6) Are Schools Overreacting?
- Something's Strange: Education in Japan (1) Too Much Homework during Emergency School Closure Due to COVID-19
- Something's Strange: (Special Needs) Education in Japan
- Let's Overcome COVID-19 Together!
- Something's Strange: Treatment of Developmental Disorders in Japan (5) Fixed Diagnosis
- Low Self-Esteem
- A Tribute to Dr. Noboru Kobayashi
- Something's Strange: Treatment of Developmental Disorders in Japan (4) Premature Diagnosis!
- 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
