先生たちは深野中学校の授業がより良いものになるために日々考えています。しかし、日々の業務に追われることもあり、じっくりと授業について考える時間がとれないこともあります。
　しかし、今日は生徒のみなさんには少し早めに下校してもらい、先生たちがより良い授業を考える時間をたっぷりととりました。大学の先生をお招きして、専門的な立場で、お話もしていただきました。
　先生たちは、真剣に自分の授業を振り返り、他の先生たちの授業の良いところを参考に、どうすればさらに良い授業をつくれるかを学びました。
　早速、月曜日からの授業でできることもあるかもしれませんので、生徒のみなさんも真剣に授業に向き合ってみてくださいね。

　『大東市教育委員会【公式】ちゃんねる』に、これまで配信した家庭学習のおたすけとなる動画やサイトを総集編(動画)としてまとめています。

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『大東市教育委員会【公式】ちゃんねる』おたすけ動画(総集編)

Yesterday, July 18th was the birthday of Nelson Mandela, who won the Nobel Peace Prize and became the first Democratically Elected President in South Africa, and was designated by the United Nations on Nelson Mandela International Day.
He was born on July 18, 1918 in a rural village called Mbezo in Eastern Cape Province.
He has been fighting racism as an anti-apartheid activist for 67 years. In 1952, he founded the first black law firm in South Africa. However, although he was initially non-violent, the African National Congress had to carry weapons, and Mr. Mandela, who led the organization, was arrested and sentenced to life in prison in 1964 for treason.

In the 1980s, anti-apartheid voices began, and South Africa began to move toward the elimination of apartheid in 1989. Mr Mandela was released in 1990. In 1991, President DeKlerk declared the abolition of apartheid policies.
In 1994, a presidential election was held by all races, including those who had not been able to participate in the election, and Mr. Mandela was elected. He led the country as president for five years until 1999. He ended his life at the age of 95 while being watched by his family at his home in Johannesburg in 2013, but his achievements continue to be admired and respected all over the world.
The spirit and beliefs that fought for peace are still inherited.

Mr. Mandela devoted 67 years of his 95-year-old life to the struggle for freedom and peace in South Africa for human rights and social justice.

Mr. Mandela said, "It's up to you whether we can make the world a better place for all."
In honor of his life's achievements, the United Nations and the Nelson Mandela Foundation called on people around the world to provide social service for someone, just for 67 minutes on July 18.
The world is facing a variety of problems now, but why don't you take action for someone, even if it's just a small matter for the "67" minutes of July 18?

Finally, I would like to introduce one message left by Mr. Mandela.
"The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall."

Good morning, Now the morning of July 12th.
Yesterday, July 11th was World Population Day.
33 years ago, the world's population exceeded 5 billion on July 11, 1987, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) established it in 1989 to get people interested in global population issues. 　
According to the United Nations, the world population was about 1.6 billion in the 20th century about 100 years ago, so the population has tripled in 90 years. And then, the population has continued to grow, exceeding 7 billion in 2011.

Of course, when the population increases, the resources consumed also increase. The world's population is expected to reach 10 billion by 2055, and it is said that it will need five earths to keep a standard life for all people. Of course, the earth is one, there is a possibility that there will be further poverty problems and resource disputes.
In addition, resource consumption is causing climate change, and 68% of the world's population is expected to live in cities by 2050, so how to manage growing cities will have a significant impact on the global environment and resources in the future. It is necessary for society as a whole to firmly implement initiatives such as climate change countermeasures and environmental protection in response to population growth.

On the other hand, Population in Japan is about 128 million in 2010, but due to the declining birthrate and aging population, the population will decline and fall below 90 million by 2100.
The total amount of tax paid will be reduced for the population decreases, and it will affect social welfare. And if the number of worker will decrease, the consumption will decrease, and the economy will shrink. Especially in Japan, because the population of young people is small and the population of the elderly is large, it is worried that the burden on young people will be very large.
There are many things that need to be done now, such as measures to prevent COVID-19, but there are also many things that need to be done now to protect the earth, protect the countries of the world, and Japan of the future.
I hope that students will become adults with the ability to discern the movement of society and to survive the future world.

Good morning. It's Sunday, July 5th.
Students, are you studying for the test?
On holidays before the test, I would like you to study at least five hours (1 subject 1 hour or more) if possible.

Every year, the number of students who have heat stroke increases rapidly from the rainy season to the beginning of October.
Heat stroke is expected to develop only outdoors with high temperatures, but heat stroke can develop on cloudy days, indoors, when sleeping at night, or in a room.
In addition, this summer, unlike before, it is important to take heat stroke prevention behavior after taking "new lifestyle" as COVID-19 infection prevention.
I think that there are a lot of students who have lost physical strength because the school was closed for a long time and it was waiting at home.
Let's think carefully and act about what should I do in order not to have heat stroke without thinking "I am all right".

We have posted "Points of Heat Stroke Prevention Behavior" on the board of the nurse's office of Fukono Junior High School. Be sure to check.
In addition, it is important to deal with heat stroke as soon as possible if you feel the signs of it.

　4日、大阪府は、新たに10代から60代の男女、あわせて17人が新型コロナウイルスに感染したことが確認されたと発表しました。3日(金)の前日に続いて2日連続で大阪府内で10人以上の感染者が確認されました。

　上の(大阪府の感染者数)グラフからもわかる通り、3月2日の臨時休校期間に入ったころから大阪府の感染者数は増加し始め、第1波が来たとみられます。ここ数日の感染者数だけを見ると、第2波に入ったともとれる増加傾向です。今一度、感染リスクを高めない取り組みを徹底しなければいけません。
　一人ひとりが感染しないよう気をつけ、意識を高めましょう。自分の命を守る、周りの人の命を守る行動をとっていきましょう。
　
　なお、大阪府は、3月からのような臨時休業は原則行わないと報道発表(↓参考(7月3日発表))しています。また、大東市がどのように対応していくか通知があり次第、保護者・生徒のみなさんにお知らせしていきます。継続して、ホームページなどの確認よろしくお願いします。

参考：大阪府ホームページより
　http://www.pref.osaka.lg.jp/kikaku/corona-kinky...

保護者の皆様へ
　6月19日付の配付プリントでお知らせをしましたが、明後日の金曜日の夕方4時から『評価のつけ方や評価の算出方法について』や『公立高校の入学者選抜について』などを中心にした説明会を開催します。

　特に、お子様の中学校卒業後の進路に係る情報を保護者の皆様にご理解していただくための説明会として位置付けております。
　保護者の皆様のご参加をお待ちしています。
　なお、下靴を置く場所がありませんので、スリッパと下靴を入れる袋をご持参ください。
　また、当日は新型コロナ感染症対策をとった中での開催となりますので、体育館に入る前にはアルコールの手指消毒やマスクの着用をお願いしますことご理解、ご了承ください。

(↓本日、説明会で配付予定の冊子資料を教員で作成しました。)