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Il faut avouer que de toutes les peines de l'education, aucune n'est comparable a
celle d百leverdes enfants qui manquent de sensibilite. Les naturels vifs et sensibles sont
capables de terribles egarements: les passions et la pr白omptionles entra1nent; mais
aussi ils ont de grandes ressources, et reviennent souvent de loin; 1’ins仕uctionest en eux
un germe cache, qui po凶 seet qui fructifie quelquefois, quand l’experience vient au secours de la raison, et que les passions s’attiedissent: au moins on sait p訂 0色onpeut
les rendre attentifs, reveiller leur curiosite; on a en eux de quoi les出話ress町込ce qu’on leぽ enseigne,et les piquer d’honneur; au lieu qu'on n'a aucune prise sur les naturels
indolents. Toutes les pensおsde ceux-ci sont des distractions; ils ne sont j組閣sou ils
doivent etre; on ne peut meme les toucher jusqu'au vif par les corrections; ils ecoutent
tout, et ne sentent rien. Cette indolence rend l'enfant negligent, et degofitるdetout ce
qu'il fait. C’est alors que la meilleure education court risque d’echouer, si 011 ne se hate
d'aller au-devant du mal des la premiere enfance. Beaucoup de gens, qui
n'approfondissent guere, concluent de ce mauvais succes, que c’est Ia nature qui血ittout
pour former des horn.mes de merite, et que !'education n'y peut rien: au lieu qu’il faudrait seulement conclure qu'il y a des naturels semblables aux terres ingrates, sur qui la
culture fait peu. C’est encore bien pire, quand ces educations si difficiles sont traversees,
ou negligees, ou mal reglees dans leurs commencements.
II faut encore observer qu'il y a des naturels d’enfants auxquels on se trompe beaucoup. Ils paraissent d’abord jolis, p紅白queles premiるresgraces de l’enfance ont un
lustre qui couvre tout; on y voit je ne sais quoi de tendre et d’aimable, q凶 empeche
d'examiner de pr色sle de句i1des仕出tsdu visage. Tout ce qu’on trouve d’esprit en eux surprend. p紅 cequ'on n'en attend point de cet age; toutes les fautes de jugement leur
sont permises, et ont la grace de l'ingenuite; on prend une certaine vivacite du co中s,qui
ne m組 quejamais de p訂aitredans les eぱ阻臼,pourcelle de !'esprit. De la vient que
l'enfance semble promettre tant, et qu'elle donne si peu.
σran~ois de Salignac de la Mothe Fenelon, De l’'education d白 /ii/es)
To begin, with vice and virtue; which are the most obvious causes of these passions; it would be
entirely foreign to my present pu中oseto enter uponせ1econtroversy, which of late years h出 somuch
excited the curiosity of the publick. WHETHER THESE MORAL DISTINCTIONS BE FOUNDED ON
NATURAL AND ORIGINAL PRINCIPLES, OR ARISE FRO恥1INTEREST AND EDUCATION. The
examination of this I reserve for the following book; and in the mean time I shall endeavour to show, that
my system maintains its ground upon either of these hypotheses; which will be a strong proof of its
solidity.
For granting that morality had no foundation in nature, it must still be allowed, that vice and 羽rtue,
either from self-interest or the prejudices of education, produce in us a real pain and pleasure; and this we
may observe to be strenuously asserted by the defenders of that hypothesis. Every passion, habit, or tum
of character (say they) which has a tendency to our advantョgeor prejudice, gives a delight or uneasiness;
and it is仕omthence the approbation or disapprobation arises. We easily gain企om白書liberality of others,
but are always in danger of losing by their avarice: Courage defends us, but cowardice lays us open to
eve叩 attack:Justice is the support of society, but injustice, unless checked would quickly prove its ruin:
Humility exalts; but pride mortifies us. For these reasons the former qualities are esteemed virtues, and
the latter regarded as vices. Now since江isgranted there is a delight or uneasiness still attending merit or
demerit of every kind,由isis a11 that is requisite for my purpose.
But I go farther, and observe, that this moral hypothesis and my present system not only agree together,
but also that, allowing the forme1「tobe just, it is an absolute and invincible proof of出el甜er.For if all
morality be fo回 dedon the pain or pleasure, which arises企omthe prospect of any Joss or advantage, that
may result from our own characters, or from those of others, all the effects of morality must-be derived
仕omthe same pain or pleasure, and among the rest,出epassions of pride印 dhumility.百tevery essence
of virtue, according to this hypothesis, is to produce pleasure and that of vice to give pain. The virtue and
vice must be part of our character in order to excite pride or humility‘Whatぬrtherproof c組 wedesire
for the double relation of impressions and ideas?
The same unquestionable argument may be derived from the opinion of those, who maintain that
morality is something real, essential, and founded on nature. The most probable hypo出esis,which has
been advanced to explain the distinction betwixt vice and virtue, and the origin of moral rights姐 d
obligations, is, that 合omaprimruγconstitution of nature certain characters and passions, by the V釘yview
and contemplation, produce a pain, and o仕1ersin like manner excite a pleasure. The uneasiness and
satisfaction are not only inseparable合omvice and virtue, but constitute their veηnature and essence. To
approv巴ofa character is to feel an original delight upon its appe包溜1ce.To disapprove of it is to be
sensible of an uneasiness. The pain and pleas町 e,吐1erefore,being the primaηcauses of vice組 dvirtue,
must also be the causes of all their e狂ects,and consequently of pride and humility, which are the
unavoidable attendants of that distinction. (David Hume, A Treatise of Human Nature)
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[設問 4]この問題は、教育学研究指導(長島啓記)を志願する受験者が選択して解答する問題で
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題1Jまたは「問題2Jのどちらかを選択し、選択した問題番号を記入して解答すること。
問題1、問題2のどちらかを選択して答えなさい。
問題 1以下の英文( 1) (2)を、それぞれ全文和訳しなさい。
( 1 ) Countries see a successful education sy山 m as a ・Vi凶 elementof th位 socialand economic development. Human capital has long been identified as a key factor in battling unemployment and low pay and there is also robust evidence仕iatit is an important determinant of economic growth. Moreover, there is emerging evid巴neethat it is associated with a wide range of non『economicbenefits, includillg improvements in health, stronger civic and social engagement,相da greater sense of well-being.
The development of effective education po!ici巴S is therefore a priority for national govemmenお andthey are increasingly looking to the international arena to infonn and influence their policy reforms. As part of the drive to enhance the OECD’s contribution in this area, the OECD’s Directorョtefor Education and Skills devotes a m勾oreffort to the development and analysis of quantitative and qualiねtiveindicators, the results of which are published in the flagship annual publication Education at a Glance. These enable governments to analys昔 theireducation system in light of other coun甘ies’performances.Together with other OECD publications, the indicators are designed to support and review efforts which governments are making towar由 policyrefonn.
Indicators from Education at a印刷cereflect the progressive development of international comparisons in education that has taken p¥ac巴overthe last 25 years or so. Fundamental to this development is the quality of th巴underlyingdata which is itself driven by血edefinition of clear concepts, conventions and methodologies which underlie tl1日datacollections and the calculations of the indicators. This handbook draws toge出erall of these methodologies in a smg[e publication which is annually aligned to the re思liarco閃 indicatorsof Educationαt a Glance. In doing so, its aim is to facilitate a greater understanding of the statistics and indicators produced and hence allow for their effective use in policy analysis.
(出典: OECD(2018),OECD Handbook for Internationa.lly Comparative Statistics 201f/)
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( 2 ) Teaching might now be considered one of也eglobal professionsぽ t.wellevels. First,
teachers now have to work wi白(andsome even move to other countries to do it) stu-
dents企omcoWitries all around白eworld. Second, globalization has impacted on how
education is perceived, delivered and measured、Theseare some of the outcomes:
0 there is a growing transnational migration of teachers; hardest hit being the devel-
oping countries e.g., South A合icanteachers going to the UK. Once again, this
凶 ndcan be seen as positive in也esense that such intemational experience provides
cultural and social exposぽ Gand learning to young people who would other・
wise continue to live isolated, mono-cultural lives; furthermore, in the South A企ican
case, many of these teachers re旬m home after 1-3 years. On the o也erhand, the
costs of producing a teacher in a developing coun町ris quite high if such talent is
immediately lost to a developed country-which actively recruits such young teach-
ers t加oughagencies set-up for白ispurpose. For now.,也epertinent point is that such
migration is a relatively new feaぬreof education under globali回 tion.
"' there is an eroding authority of national goals, priorities組 dpolicies in血巴faceof
international private higher education institutions e.g., International universities
offering programs in many developing countries.百1epresence of international
insti卸tionshave one positive effect,拍dthat is to provoke public universities out
of their complacency. But the effects on a newly emerging democracy;,合・eshout of
a long history under apartheid,卸 tolimit and undermine the building of new
national institutionsおcusedon the development goals of a country in search of identity. But there are other problems.
(出典: T.Townsend and R. Bates但ds.)(2007),Handbook of Teacher Education, Springer)
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型旦盆 資料解読(教育基礎学専攻)
問題2 次の独文( 1) (2)を、それぞ、れ全文和訳しなさい。
( 1)
※乙の問題は、 著作権の関係により掲載ができません。
(出典: Autoreng1:uppeBildungsberichterstattung(2018), Bildung・ in Deutschland 2018, wbv Media)
( 2 ) Die tertiare Bildung in Deutschland befindet sich血畑町 阿佐eichenden
Wandel. Wirtschaftliche Herausforderungen, die demographische Entwicklung
und Veranderungen der Arbeitswelt ve1ursachen einen zunehmenden und ge-
We should begin by noting that not all traditions in the sociology of education have pr回 upposed出e
sentiment of redemption. For example, a Parsonian account of education and society was fundamentally
concerned with social order and how it could be maintained (Gouldner:、197l ), and we have seen that neither
Bernstein nor indeed・ Ball in some of his work see redemptionぉ anunderlying factor in their work. 主hY_fu盟..,!)
hぉ itassumed such dominance amon巴manvsocioloεist of education?
One answer may be to do with the way education itself has been understood. Here we re加m to an
earlier point that, since the Enlightenment, educ出onh部 beenseen回 potentiallyliberating, hence仕切damand
autonomy have closely associated with it. In other words, it could be argued that there is an intimate
connection between education and a sociology which is guided by the heuristic of redemption: a relationship
which suggests that redemption is紙 theheart of the enterprise and will not easily be replaced. Here, the tum
towards a conflict approach in the domain assumptions of the discipline has meant山富teducational systems can
be seen部 requiringliberation from oppressive structures and discourses. Hence, the history of the discipline
we have outlined has provided a critique of current educational institutions and practices but it has taken
critique in the Marxian sense: it is about a critical analysis of the underlying structures of theories, ideologies or
propositions as a means of changing the world. That may be so but it suggests that education can be genuinely
liberating if only the proper fonns of釦 cess,pedagogy and curricula can be found.
However, against this dominant view it can be argued白紙 thefocus on ineoualities and the structures
that maintain them mav be a necessarv2) , but not su百icienta condition for a mo陀 inclusiveand enlightened
form of education. There are two points here that we want to mal匂司 The first is that we need to see how
educational systems are situated within the wider social forma ion; the second concerns the issuβof social
mobility.
The history of the twentieth and early twenty-first centuries suggests that we should examine where
education seems to have played a peripheral role or worse in restraining the brutality that humans have exerted
on one another. In both the cases we will refer to there is an issue not only about inequality and the damage it
can inflict on individuals but about the nature and content of education itsel五
Steiner (1971) posed the brutal paradox of Germen high culture during the Nazi era. He notes that
Hitler’s Death’s Head Division, which had responsibility for running the concentration camps, w出 ledby an
officer co叩sod who 22.3 per sent were graduates and 18.9 per cent held PhDs, at a time when only 2・3per cent
of the Germen population h笛 completeda university education‘
At best these shocking figures raise the question‘How was it possible for Hitler’s S S troops to carry
copies of Goethe’s poems in their back pockets as they went about their daily dark deeds? (Karier, 1990, pp.
49・SO). In tum, it prompts enquiry into the social conditions under which education can be involved in such盈
brutal oaradox3l .
(Source: Hugh Lauder, Phillip Brown and A.H. Halsey (2011)“The sociology of education as‘redemption’: a ¥ 米Web公開にあたり、著作権者の要請によりとH典追記しております。
critical history," Disciplines of Education, Oxford: Routledge, pp. 23・24.J Disciplines of educatio「1: their role in the future of education
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設問2.
問題次の英文を全文和訳しなさい。
Social and emotional skills develop progressively, building on skills formed during early childhood and mobilising new investments through innovative learning environments and interventions. The evidence suggests that investments in social and emotional skills should start early for everybody. Investing in出eseskills sufficiently early for disadvantaged children is an importむ 1tway to reduce socio-economic inequalities. Social and emotional skills are particularly malleable between early childhood and adolescence. Early development of social and emotional skills helps develop future cognitive as well as social and emotional skills.
Skills development must be holistic and coherent, meaning there are important roles for families, schools and communities to play in skills development, and出eyneed to be consistent to ensure the efforts made in each context are efficient. School-based practices can be improved incrementally by introducing real-life projects into existing curricular activities. Successful school progrむnmestend to be sequenced, active, focused and employ explicit learning practice. Existing programmes can be improved by p_romoting positive relationships between parents and children as well as between mentors and children. The evidence from intervention programmes targeted at disadvantaged groups provides similar conclusions. Interventions should start early, be targeted to all stakeholders including families and schools, and involve a strong training component for parents as well. Successful interventions also emphasise the importance of reliable and supportive relationships between mentors (parents and teachers) and children.
(Source: OECD(2015),“Sk.丘lsfor Social Progress: The Power of Social and Emotional Skills': OECD Skills Studies, OECD Publishing,p.90.)
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u、。τ"he General Assembly, Guidedby the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations, and good faith
in the fulfilment of the obligations assumed by States in accordanαwi也theCharter,
Affirming that indigenous peoples are equal to all other peoples, while recognizing the right
of all peoples to be di百erent,to consider themselves different,(!) And to respected as such,
AHirming also出atall peoples contribute to the diversity and richness of civilizations and
cultures, which constitute the common heritage of humankind,
A治加inglurtherthat all doctrines, policies and practices based on or advocating superiority
of peoples or individuals on the basis of national origin or racial, religious, ethnic or cultural
di妊erencesare racist, scienti日callyfalse, legally invalid, morally condemnable and soc泊]ly
UilJUSt,
( 2) Reaffirming that indigenous peoples, in the exercise of their rights, should be free from
discrimination of any kind,
Concemedthat indigenous peoples have su百eredfrom historic injustices as a result of, inter
alia, their colonization and dispossession of their lands, territories and resources,出.us
preventing them from 位 ercising,in particular, their right to development in accordance with
由eirown needs and interests,
( 3 ) Recognizing the urgent need to respect and promote the inherent rights of indigenous
peoples which derive from their political, economic and social structures and from their cultures,
spintual traditions, histories and philosophies, especially their rights to由eirlands, territories
and resources,
Recognizing_ also也eurgent need to respect and promote the rights of indigenous peoples
affirmed in treaties, agreements and other constructive arrangements with States,
Welcomingthe fact that indigenous peoples are organizing themselves for political, economic,
social and cultural enhancement and in order to bring to an end all forms of discrimination and
oppre誌 ionwherever出eyoccur,
Source: U也:edN組。ins,United Nations Dedaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples,
March 2008, pp.1・3.Retrieved December 20出,2018, ※下記に出奥を明記しております。
from https://www.un.org/esa/socdev/unpfii/documents/DRIPS_en.pdf
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間2下線部(2)を和訳しなさい。
問3下線部(3)を和訳しなさい。
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From Resolution adopted by the general assembly, by United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, c2008 United Nations目 Reprintedwith the permission of the United Nations目
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設問4.下記の文を読んで、問いに答えなさい。
In the wake of statistics following the pos七・2008economic crises, the child poverty
rate has rarely surfaced. “In a downturn,” says Sharon Goldfeld, National Director of
七heAustralian Early Development Index,“the first thing that happens is that children
drop off the policy agenda.”Yet it is arguable that the child poverty rate is one of the
most important of all indicators of a sοciety’s health and well-being. For the here and
now司 itis a measure of what is haunenine: to some of societv’s most vulnerable members.
For the vears to come. it is a nointer to the well司beine:and cohesion of societv as a
豆llitl&組ェ
Previous reports in this series have presen七edthe evidence for the close association
between child poverty and a long list of individual and social risks - from impaired
cognitive development to increased behavioural di伍culties,from poorer physical health
to underachievement in school, from lowered skills and aspirations to higher risks of
welfare dependency,一台omthe greater likelihood of teenage p民 gnancyto the increased
probability of drug and alcohol abuse. That there are manv excentions - manv
children who erow uo in economicallv ooor families who do not fall into anv of these
catee:ories - does not alter the fa.ct that povertv in childhood is closelv and
consistentlv associated with measurable disadvantae-e both for individuals and for the
societies in which thev live(b).
A commitment to orotectine: children from novertv is therefore more than a sloe:an
or a routine inclusion in a nolitical manifes白; itis the hallmark of a civilized societv(c).
Source: Innocenti Research Centreョ TheUnited Nations Children’S Fund (2012)
Measuring child poverty - New league tables of child poverty in the world’s rich
According to the facial feedback hypothesis 鮮民〉,@潟subj邑凶veas戸<:tof emotion ste榔 伽 廊tfeelings engendered ~y (1) m。:veme鈎総ofthe伽 ialmu郎 u1ature仇’(2)ch組 gesin faci鵡側pぽ~附.;an凶d(‘gl組ふ1larrespon錦 s1侃 atedin the f詰ce”(Tomkins,1962). In o伽 rwords. emotion is the aw制時銭j
of proprioceptive feedback fromぬcialbehavior. Upon being iRtroduced to the町民悦re叫ermight be a bit skepticaJ-"C'm凶 e釘凶lingm邸ぎ'
you happy'!'’ But consider the !ollowittg seq邸前eofev拍 tsdepicめdin Figure 13.1ね und締ta掃,how sensations from曲eface f鵠 db民kto theeぽt.icalhrain to produce su制民tiveemotional ex戸長en偲(Izard,1991). As shown in Figぽe.13.l,exp制 retoan external (loud noise) or internal (memo.珍・.o~ being harmed) ~ent increases恥 rateof neural会ringquickly enough to activ鵬 asubcorticar~ emo泊onprogram such as fear (1 ). The subcortical枕ainstructure poss回S関脇emo綬on勧specificpr:J>-:: gram anatomically lo国 tedin the ?imbic system (2). When activat札 ぬeseprograms send加ipU凶to;:'the facial nerve to ge1徳 間tea specific facial expression (3). Within microseconds of the displayed :ti側 tf羽 .alexp陥 sion(4),めebrain intぽpretsthe proprioceptive s伽 ulation(which muscles contracte,d」which muscles rel畝 .ed.changes in blood flow, cha時esin skio tempe阻 ture,change in g!却dulat.-secretio郎)and sends恥 facialinfonnation to世leCαtical brain via the智igeminalnerve (.5). T悩下戸時ularpattem of facial f制同協corticallyi他伊ted一 蹴desense of-嚇伽叫ec恥 知1・;ing offear (6).αtly then does魚念会儲tallobe of the cαtex become aware of the開 iotio凶 ts泌総at::
a conscious le刊 1.Quic.永Jytherea恥 thewhole body joins the facial加 db獄 ω民∞幽jnvolvedin amplifying and suぬiningthe activatedゐar倒 .peri釦 ce.
Fae必lfeedback does one job: emotion activation (Izard. 1989, 1994). 0加 e胡 emotioni冨acti-vated, lt is the 仰はionprogram, not the facial feedback, that recruits further co伊良iveand加dilyparticipation to maintainぬeemotional expぽience伊st也.efirst split嶋 condof time.百1epersοnthen becomes awar芭ofand monitor事nother facialたedback凶ther changes in be釘trate, respiration, muscle Z伺 us,posture, 組dso on.
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pothesiiz.ed to depend.玉語、..the value of the inde.f!宇nd回 itV 喧riable-I.n th.is experiment,. t:1-:te dependea.t variable i.: J)e.i:.foxn:回 aι::e or.1 the mad主 p.coblen主s.'The ex:perなロ包U1じ出ーJ阻 む iJpulatesthe independent v・ariable and observes the dependent va,1.・.iable t:o learn the outcome ef the ex.pe.ri-n:1en.t.. The dependent vari.able is a.b:n.ost al、町ays so主ne且.neas山 ・eo正theparticipants’behavior二 T.bephrase ”is a function of'~ ls often used to express the dependence of on・哩 -variableon anot:h包r-For t:his experiment.,, w-・e could say ti:且atthe pa:rticipants’perforlll.ance on the Ula.th p工ob-leu:.1.s is a function. of the ainoun:t of money offered‘ The groups出 a.t:a.re pa.id money -..voufd be the e~-per主lll.ε-.i-calgr<:>ups~ or 匡.coups in wh五cbthe hypo-th.esu.ed caus-e is p1:eseut.τ11e g.i:01.ip出 atwas no主pa.idwould be the cori-t・xol g1:unp, the g,:ou,p i-o.甲vh五r.:htl:J且ehypothesiョιed cause is 畠 bseuLIn general’ a corH;rol group serves as a 匂a.selio.eagah1.s I: -w h.l-ch e:x:pc:工irnentalgroups can be con:i.pared_