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Tonight, Ogimama Gau has a lot of ride news open!
It's because boys get greedy.
Will robots steal your job ten years later?
I don't have a job anywhere. I'm sorry.
Don't say it out of worry.
And Ms. Yamauchi also has a class with her beloved NMB members.
Stand!
Bow!
Congratulations!
Tonight's special lecture is by Ogi Naoki, an education critic.
Ogi is an education specialist who has been teaching for 44 years.
Today, he will tell us about Japanese education that is being left behind.
I will tell you about the latest educational situation.
If you look at it from a global perspective, Japanese education is lagging behind.
It's terrible. The country is about to sink.
Is it lagging behind?
That's right.
I don't think it's lagging behind, so let's take a look.
Take a look at this.
Half of current jobs are gone.
In 2030, 49% of current jobs, about half of them, will be gone.
What will change that?
AI.
It's been a hot topic lately.
You used to do AI TV.
I used to do it.
It's been promised in the future.
That's because MCs have been replaced by robots.
That's right.
There was a Pepper-kun match.
What's a Pepper-kun match?
We're always in it, but Pepper-kun is waiting for it to recharge.
Even before Namba's moon makeup, Pepper-kun was called in.
Wearing all kinds of clothes.
By the way, this is the job that is expected to disappear.
Traffic police, taxi driver, newspaper delivery, supermarket clerk, building cleaner, train driver.
It's changing more and more now, isn't it? It's changing for A.I., isn't it?
Especially, you know, building cleaning and cleaning.
You know, Rumba-kun of cleaning.
Rumba-kun.
And even in business-like places, we've started cleaning buildings more and more now, haven't we?
That's right.
Now, various robots such as cooking and factory work are being developed and jobs are being taken and changed more and more.
So, this is what will be done for the future.
Educational reform in 2020, start!
Now, it seems that educational reform will begin in two years.
This is said to be the biggest educational reform in a century.
It changes from elementary school to university.
I'd like to see how it changes in detail.
One tablet per person.
When you do business.
English is a compulsory subject in elementary school.
And with university admission, you won't have a center exam.
One tablet per person. You can't imagine it, can you?
We usually do business with tablets.
We do all our business with tablets.
What does that mean?
Do you buy it yourself or do you get it from school?
I buy it myself, but I also submit it all to the tablet.
How do you submit it?
I take a picture of a notebook and send it to my teacher.
Do you use a notebook?
Why don't you just give me a notebook?
Why do you take a tablet?
It's easier for my teacher to organize things on a computer.
So I use it all.
It's an amazing era.
In 2020, business methods will change dramatically.
Students will actively learn.
The concept of "active learning" will change.
Are you talking about this?
Yes, active learning.
Where is that middle school and high school going?
I think they're fighting.
There's no school like that in Osaka.
According to the Department of Literature, it has increased about five times in three years.
So next year it will be more.
And in 2020, it will be close to 100%.
Tablets.
English is also a compulsory subject in elementary school.
We did it from middle school, but English from elementary school...
That's amazing!
In 2020, fifth and sixth graders will be able to cut and enhance their English.
So of course you'll get good grades.
And foreign language activities will come down from third and fourth graders.
You said Japan is behind, right?
In Japan, English is a compulsory subject in elementary school.
This is also common sense. For example, in China...
From first grade in elementary school to first grade every week...
English for four hours.
That's fast!
Don't you think about it when you go abroad?
Japanese people can't speak English at all.
But other foreigners can speak their own mother tongue and English.
The other day, I went to a convenience store in Taiwan and thought...
Do you have water?
It doesn't work at all.
It's bad for elementary school.
And now for college news. Center exams will be canceled.
Canceling center exams is a big deal.
The idea of a good student with 1, 5, or 10 points being excellent will be gone.
It's like a one-time thing, right?
It's a matter of matching.
It's about what kind of people college departments are looking for.
Various educational reforms are being made for the AI era.
Among them, this is attracting attention.
6 times 6. What is this?
There is an organization called OECD.
According to their survey in 2015,
Japan was ranked 4th in the world.
It has dropped to 8th place.
On average, it has dropped about 22 points.
When decoupling occurs, people's ability to think also decreases.
Also, the ability to do math also decreases.
When decoupling occurs, countries become weak.
Especially in Europe, decoupling power is very important.
Now, we would like to test how much decoupling power everyone has.
First of all, let's look at the example table.
Yes.
I don't know.
Look at this.
I don't like it just by these fine letters and graphs.
Decoupling power is zero.
This is a problem.
Of the players in the major leagues, 28% are from countries other than the United States.
Of those countries, the Dominican Republic has the highest number of decoupling power, about 35%.
Choose one of these words from these four graphs.
What are you talking about?
Choose all of them.
Which of these words are graphed?
I'm scared.
I want to think about it, but I can't.
You can think about it.
Which of these words are graphed?
I can't think about it because I can't use my words.
In other words, I don't have decoupling power.
I'm sorry.
This is a test of decoupling power.
If you think about it, it's not that difficult, but can you understand it?
Who thinks it's number one?
Raise your hand.
Who thinks it's number one?
Who thinks it's number two?
Number two is zero.
Who thinks it's number three?
There are a lot of numbers three.
Who thinks it's number four?
I think it's number two.
There was no one who thought it was number two.
What is the correct answer?
The correct answer is...
It's number two.
Is it an idol?
What?
It's an idol from a country that doesn't exist.
It's a very stupid idol.
I'm glad you said it.
It's number 28.
I don't know if you say it.
It's a country that doesn't exist.
Did you understand the meaning of "doesn't exist"?
I didn't know what "doesn't exist" meant.
You don't know what "doesn't exist" means, do you?
Don't say it.
Didn't you know what "doesn't exist" meant?
What does "doesn't exist" mean?
I don't know if I'm caught in America.
Like an overseas currency.
These are all major league players, right?
Yes.
28% of them are not Americans.
Yes.
Right?
35% of them are Dominicans.
35% is 35%, right?
It's not 35%.
It's not, but...
All of them are 35%.
The one on the right...
Here?
When I think about it, 35% is Dominicans.
When it becomes another gram...
Let's cut it out.
Let's leave it.
Let's cut it out.
Let's leave it.
Only 12% of the students who got the correct answer were Dominicans.
So, 28% of high school students got it wrong.
What?!
We also did a survey of Tokyo University students.
Only 52% of Tokyo University students got it wrong.
48% of them got it wrong.
What?!
What kind of "guts pose" is that?!
Alright, there's nothing else that's wrong.
Here's the next question.
Photos "a" and "b" were taken in a certain city in the 1970s.
Photos "b" and "b" were taken in a certain city in the 1970s.
Do you know where this city is located?
You can get various hints from these photos.
Who knows?
Do you know where this city is located?
Ah, Rei-chan!
Osaka!
Why? What's the reason?
I don't know.
Oh, Uka!
Tokyo!
Why? What's the reason?
City?
Because it's Tokyo?
You know the city, don't you?
I know.
You can guess.
Okinawa!
Why?
It's the 1970s, right?
Yes.
It was still America, so the line was reversed.
Sensei!
Clap, clap!
Daisei-san!
I'm playing around within common sense.
Wow, he's serious.
Most middle and high schools have changed to this problem.
Middle school?
Yes, middle school.
Next up is this problem, which is solved by kindergarteners.
Can you guess which way the bus goes?
A young girl is raising her hand.
Momone, you seem confident.
It's B.
B? Why?
Because the bus door is on the left side.
But this one doesn't have a door, so it goes this way.
I see.
Daisuke.
You have a soft brain.
Do you judge by looking at the picture?
That's right.
What did you learn?
That's normal, but education is being reformed.
In this way, Japan is changing to the latest education by reformation.
However, it seems that there is also a reform that Mrs. Ogi cannot accept.
Just a little.
"Isn't this different?" There is a child who writes like that.
That is here.
When morality becomes official enforcement.
Until now, it was a time of morality.
It was a special time.
But now, when it comes to enforcement, enforcement is one answer.
And morality gets results of how far it has been acquired.
For example, when you say "I don't have any more."
Hmm, you have a lot of morality.
When it comes to enforcement like this, it is completely different.
Making scores means that whether the idea is correct or incorrect comes out.
And whether you can decide it with morality is the role of Mr. Ogi.
I see.
Here, Mrs. Ogi introduces Mr. Hoshino's double- edged sword in the moral textbook.
This is Mr. Hoshino's fourth batter.
His third batter hit a hit and came out first.
Mr. Hoshino wants to win no matter what.
He is the fourth batter.
I haven't hit much today, so I'm sorry, but I want you to ban me.
He tried to send the first batter to the second batter.
To the scoring system.
He tried to leave it to the next batter.
Then, Mr. Hoshino stood in the batter's box.
The ball that the pitcher threw came to the batter who was best at it.
But the pitcher unexpectedly hit the batter.
And the batter became a double-edged sword.
"Wow, I did it!" said the first batter.
He came back to the home base and scored.
Thanks to Mr. Hoshino, the team won.
Thanks to this double-edged sword.
Yes.
Mr. Hoshino read this and said...
I ordered you to ban, but you hit.
"This is against the rules," Mr. Hoshino said.
So you won't be taking me to the important preliminary tournament tomorrow.
This is a penalty.
You can't take me.
That's what Mr. Hoshino said in this scene.
Which one of these is good?
I have something to tell you about rules.
If there are rules, you can learn about them in this story for an hour.
If you don't follow the rules...
Which one do you like in this story?
Mr. Hoshino...
Mr. Hoshino?
Who says "No, it's Mr. Hoshino's side"?
No one?
Children can't move with their own feelings.
They lose their individuality.
I used to play baseball.
So I know a little about it.
I see.
It's good that you got good results.
We're playing as a team.
If you don't follow the rules...
You'll get bad grades.
Everyone will get bad grades.
Everyone is against it.
That's what will happen.
It's important to think about it, but it's wrong to get good grades.
Are there any rules in NMB?
There are a lot of them.
When we dance, we don't move our hips and dance like we're dancing together.
It's similar.
Even if you stand out there and the audience goes wild?
We look back and do this.
It's okay if you do it four times, but if you notice it, you'll do it a lot.
But I did it like this, so the audience was really excited.
Then it's okay.
Are you excited about this?
I'm pretty excited about this.
You're still lying.
The audience doesn't notice it.
If you're excited about it, please stop it.
Let's think about educational issues from the news.
Let's look at educational issues based on recent school-related news.
First of all, here it is.
It's here.
Japanese University Amethyst Club Acoustic Tackle Issue.
You all know this news, don't you?
You've been doing it for days.
Rei-chan, were you okay?
I was okay.
Did you know?
I didn't know.
No way!
You do it every day.
I was practicing dancing.
You don't do it for 24 hours, do you?
In the U.S., when such a problem occurs, there is an organization called NCAA.
It's like a university sports association of all U.S. universities.
That's the worst case scenario.
If you fight or smoke, you're suspended from work.
And what's especially important is that even though you're a college student, it's important to study.
So, for example, if your grades are bad and you're in the third place in the team or if you don't get an average of three points, you're suspended from work.
So you don't study and you just do club activities and you don't watch TV and you just practice dancing.
This is a serious problem.
It's like you're turning around and giving Rei bread.
Did you know that?
Even though it's a public school, it's the same as an almani uniform.
Did you know this, everyone?
I knew it.
Rei-chan?
I didn't know.
Really?
You didn't know it wasn't glue?
No.
No way!
There aren't many public schools where you can work hard and you don't have any money.
However, if you have all the almani uniforms, it costs about 80,000 yen.
Even if you have three brothers and sisters, it's hard, right?
And it changes in size right away and it gets bigger.
Now, here's the next education problem.
Black dyeing education for students born in Japan.
This was also a problem from Osaka at Fritz High School.
The ground is a little brown and they tell you to dye it.
When I looked it up in Tokyo, 60% of schools were like that.
So I found out that there were pretty wide rules like self-identification and black hair.
It's called "black rules" that seem unreasonable, but it's getting more and more.
For example, this is prohibited.
Love prohibited.
Ponytail prohibited.
Muffler and gloves prohibited.
And for club activities, forced entry is prohibited.
Ponytail and muffler were prohibited.
It said in school that you must wear it under your ears.
Do you know why ponytail is decided under your ears?
I don't know.
It's because if you wear it above your ears, boys will fall in love with you.
So you're attracted to things that are swaying, right?
I don't think so.
Don't underestimate me!
Boys, don't underestimate me!
Boys, are you underestimating me?
What do you mean by "swaying" and "falling in love"?
It said that if you wear it above your ears, your chances of getting together will increase.
I've never heard of it.
It said "you'll fall in love"
But boys are unconscious about it.
It said "swaying" and "falling in love", right?
But it was swaying.
Who said it was swaying?
So you're saying that if you show "swaying", you'll fall in love with him?
Here's the problem with this black rule.
You can't wear a bra under your gym clothes in elementary school.
What?!
So it's only about gym clothes, right?
Only about gym clothes.
I agree!
It's not about being fat or anything.
Because you'll get fat.
That's right.
But it's only for elementary school students, right?
No, no, no.
It's only for 5th and 6th graders.
You'll get a little more chest fat.
But that means you're wrong.
Why do you have to hide it?
You're a black principal of a black school.
You've been a black principal since you were in middle school.
I don't know what you mean by "swaying" and "falling in love".
This is fine.
Shut up! Shut up!
I don't need an explanation.
What's the reason for that?
If you sweat, you can't take it off.
It's because you'll catch a cold.
I'm only saying that because you'll catch a cold.
You won't catch a cold, right?
Because you'll take off your bra and get wet.
If you get wet, bring me a change.
That's right.
It's because you'll catch a cold.
There's no time for you to change.
It's because you'll catch a cold.
I'm only saying that because you'll catch a cold.
It's because you'll catch a cold.
I've never worn a bra before, but I don't know what you're talking about.
I've worn it before!
Don't say it!
Now, let's announce the stupid kids who didn't do well this week.
It's either a punishment or a reward.
Now, I'll announce it.
This week's stupid kids are...
Momone!
She won the first place in the first question.
That was great.
That was wonderful.
And this week's stupid kids are...
Airi and Rei!
Rei!
Rei doesn't know anything.
She doesn't watch the news.
She doesn't care about the news.
Airi has a unique choreography for dancing.
Please be careful.
I hope you're having fun.
Are you having fun?
We're having fun.
That's not how people around you react.
Please stay tuned.
Minwara Week 2018 will be held again this year.
You can learn walking events while walking on SDGs,
Succhi President's Attack,
and Manzai's Minwara Month,
as well as other funny events.
Everyone, we'll be waiting for you in Hokkaido!
Shut up.
This week's competition is...
Use your thinking power to survive in the future.
You'll answer questions related to flashbacks.
The one who answers two questions correctly wins and the one who loses becomes stupid.
If you know the questions, you win.
Here's the first question.
"A" and "B" are brothers of the same age.
They were born from the same father and mother,
but they're not twins.
Why is that?
Yes.
Yes!
They were born at different times.
No, they weren't.
First of all, they didn't have a younger brother.
Scary.
"A"!
There's one more.
Which means...
Three!
Correct!
Next, the second question!
Answer the kanji that goes into "kuulen"!
Airi!
Thumb, index finger, middle finger, ring finger, medicine!
Correct!
She caught up!
How is it? Let's go for the last question!
Write "sen" and make it look like "tadashi"
Yes, Airi!
At the beginning of "go" plus "go",
add "ko" at "tas" and it becomes "go" plus "go" which is 540...
550!
Correct!
Genius Airi!
I'd like to ask you something.
Yes!
Did you know about this question?
Yes, I did!
That's not fair!
You're going to pay for it!
Yes!
Go and receive your punishment!
Yes!
Speaking of summer, fireworks!
Next time, we still have time for it!
The fireworks effect of "waraimeshitetsu"
If you know about it, it will be an interesting firework shape!
We definitely recommend you to go to the fireworks festival!