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元の記事/ Original Article↓
https://toyokeizai.net/articles/-/537600

｢わが子の｢クラス･担任替え｣学校に相談すべき理由」という記事を音読しつつ、思うことを話しました。みなさんも学校制度について思うことがあれば、教えてください！

☆目次
0:00 オープニング
0:57 (p1)1-3
1:31 クラス替え
2:37 (p1)4-5
3:34 相談した方がいいとき
6:07 (p1)6-9
7:44 小学生時代
11:42 (p2)1-3
12:31 先生も知りたい
13:58 (p2)4-8
15:30 交渉術
17:42 (p3)1
17:59 大人の判断力
18:55 (p3)2-4
19:58 担任
21:55 (p3)5-13
24:16 まとめ

☆語彙
可視化（かしか）
信頼関係（しんらいかんけい）
教壇（きょうだん）に立（た）つ
合唱（がっしょう）
身勝手（みがって）
判断基準（はんだんきじゅん）
視点（してん）
骨（ほね）が折（お）れる
対等（たいとう）
ごまをする
つきはなす
想像（そうぞう）に容易（たやす）い
責任者（せきにんしゃ）
閉鎖的（へいさてき）

☆引用文献
親野 智可等. “わが子の｢クラス･担任替え｣学校に相談すべき理由: もし来年に心配があるなら春休み前に行動を”. 東洋経済ONLINE. 2022-3-11. http://toyokeizai.net/articles/-/537600, (参照 2022-03-11).

"After 5" by Japanese Teacher

“The reason why you should talk with your child’s teacher about a new class” ｢わが子の｢クラス･担任替え｣学校に相談すべき理由」

just a cute little episode about New Year's Resolutions:


Крабовые палочки  - crab sticks, 蟹棒;	
Куриное яйцо - chicken egg, 鸡蛋；	
Консервированная кукуруза - canned corn，玉米罐头；
Огурцы - cucumbers，黄瓜;		
Рис	- rice, 米；	
Репчатый лук -  onions, 洋葱；
Зелень -	herbs, 莳萝;
Майонез - mayonnaise，蛋黄酱；
Соль - salt, 盐



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