Information Services Dissemination of NISE
Collection and Dissemination of Information
Activities
Information Dissemination Through Seminars, Etc.
Seminars promoting special needs education
We hold seminars promoting special needs education with the aim of promoting understanding and awareness of special needs education in local communities in cooperation with boards of education, special
needs education centers, related organizations, and universities.
In FY2023, we plan to hold this event for the Hokkaido/Tohoku block, the Chugoku/Shikoku block, and the Kyushu block. NISE provides useful information on special needs education, etc., by understanding the issues and information needed in each community and collaborating with related organizations, etc., to promote exchange and build relationships within each block.
National Institute of Special Needs Education Seminars
Toward the advancement of inclusive education, NISE will provide administrative briefings and lectures on the
research conducted at NISE in FY2023 and important issues in special needs education.
Date: March 2024
Venue: National Center of Sciences Building (Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo)
Projects Relating to World Autism Awareness Day
Every year, April 2nd is World Autism Awareness Day, as designated by the United Nations. Events related to World Autism Awareness Day are jointly held with related organizations every year.
Information Dissemination Through the NISE Website
Through its websites, NISE provides various information including general information about special needs education, information related to the development of an inclusive education system, information related to developmental disabilities, and case studies on the use of educational materials and assistive devices in a way that caters to various needs. By doing this, NISE offers information not only to those involved in special needs education, but also to the general public.
Website of the Center for Promoting Education for Persons with Developmental Disabilities and Developmental Disabilities Navi Portal
The Center for Promoting Education for Persons with Developmental Disabilities is engaged in information dissemination broadly through its website, etc. to promote understanding intended for a cohesive society in which all people can understand developmental disabilities and work together.
In addition, the Center jointly operates the “Developmental Disabilities Navi Portal” with the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT), the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, and the Developmental Disabilities Information and Support Center of the National Rehabilitation Center for Persons with Disabilities. This portal site is a national website that provides information for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families, as well as information in the fields of education, medical care, health, welfare, and labor that support their lives.
Website of the Center for Promoting Inclusive Education System
The website of the Center for Promoting Inclusive Education System provides information on the work that the Center is doing to further promote the development of an inclusive education system.
◆ Information Provided on the Website
・Basic knowledge of inclusive education systems
・Implementation reports by municipalities that participated in the community support project
・Latest information on other countries and international exchange
・Inclu-DB (e.g., practical application examples of reasonable accommodation) and how to utilize it
Portal Site for Special Needs Education Materials (Assistive Educational Materials Portal Site)
In August 2013, a report from the “Committee on Enhancing the Use of Teaching Materials for Children/Students with Disabilities” set up by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) showed “the creation of a database for the purpose of nationwide information exchange relating to items including education materials, assistive devices, instructional methods, and practical application examples in response to the situation and special characteristics of disabilities,” as a role of the national government and other institutions.
In response, NISE has been operating a “Portal Site for Special Needs Education Materials” since March 2015 for the purpose of more widely disseminating practical application examples and related information in the context of utilization of educational materials and assistive devices.
