Faculty information (degree and performance)
Faculty details
OHTA Mamiko(NAKAMURA Mamiko)
OHTA Mamiko(NAKAMURA Mamiko)
- Affiliation
- Organization for Liberal Arts Education Graduate School Graduate School of Economics Special Needs Education Vocational Course
- Position
- Associate Professor
- Position
Researcher Information
Specialized fields
Education Economics, Infant Education, Inclusive Education, Diversity Education
Courses in charge
Education Economics, Social Data Analysis (Infant) I and II, Special Needs Education Theory, Education for Intellectual Disabilities, Education for Developmental Disabilities
Educational background
Graduated from the Graduate School of Education, the University of the Ryukyus
Acquired degree
Master of Education (Osamu Education No. 804)
Affiliated Society
Asian Society of Human Services, Japan Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse, QOL-PRO Study Group
Research Keywords
Education Economics, Infant Education, Inclusive Education, Diversity Education
Current research themes
Currently, in education economics, I have been conducting research on the theme of intervention and effectiveness verification of infant education.
Currently, in cooperation with local nursery schools, we are implementing a number concept program for infants.
For more information, please refer to the website (https://kaken.nii.ac.jp/en/grant/KAKENHI-PROJECT-22K02442/).
Major Research Results and Activities
・Changwan HAN, Mamiko OTA and Haejin KWON. Development of the IN-Child (Inclusive Needs Child) Record. Total Rehabilitation Research, 3: 84-99, 2016.
・Mamiko OTA, Haejin KWON, Changwan HAN, Masahiro KOHZUKI, Development of the Disability Awareness Program (DAP) scale; , Asian Journal of Human Services, 18:63-73, 2020.(scopus citescore=0.3)
・Mamiko OTA, Eonji KIM, Mitsuyo SHIMOJO, Haejin KWON, Changwan HAN, The Verification of the Reliability and Construct Validity of the Disability Awareness Program (DAP) scale: Asian Journal of Human Services, 21:42-51, 2021.(scopus citescore=0.3)
・Takashi OKADA, Naomi OKADA and Mamiko OTA, Effects of“Parental Involvement”on Infants Delay in Eating and Speaking Functions, Asian Journal of Human Services,23:43-55, 2022, (scopus citescore=0.3)
・Hiroki Nakazawa, Mamiko Ota, Study trends and feasibility of child abuse prevention education at schools, etc.: Through previous research review. Child Abuse and Neglect = Japanese journal of child abuse and neglect: Academic Journal of the Japan Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse, 25(2), 224-234, 2023.
Google Scholar https://scholar.google.co.jp/citations?user=Ao2MzykAAAAJ&hl=ja
Results of commissioned projects for scientific research, etc.
・2022-2024 Basic Research C, Development of Numerical Conceptual Programs for Infants and Verification of Statistical Effects (22K02442) Research Representative.
・2023-2026 Basic Research C, Verification of Effectiveness of Infant Education Using Longitudinal Data - From the Perspective of Child Conception and Self-Expression - (23K02234) Research sharing.
Class seminar
My seminar
Ota Seminar deals with themes centered on educational economics.
In addition to the basics and basics of research, I mainly focus on lectures on the theory of educational economics.
In Problem Research II, discussions and graduation research guidance will be conducted as a reference for previous research on the educational economy.
[Past Graduation Research Theme]
・Current status and issues of evaluation indicators in infant education: Focusing on analysis based on viewpoints of development evaluation and environmental evaluation
・Review on the economic effects of dietary education in Japan and the current status and issues of dietary education practices
・Current status and challenges of practice for acquiring the concept of numbers among infants, mainly in other countries - Based on the relationship between non-cognitive skills and economic effects -
Etc.
Social Activities
Response to SDGs
Based on Japan's industrial analysis, we will discuss the development and development of industries, especially the role of technological innovation (innovation) in industrial development.