Discovering Unique Insights Through Fieldwork: A Free Class for Students

Explore the Power of Fieldwork with Loohcs

In today's competitive educational landscape, students seeking admission to universities through specialized selection have unique challenges. To tackle these challenges, Loohcs, a leading educational company, offers a complimentary online workshop titled 'Basic Fieldwork Class' aimed at middle and high school students. Scheduled for June 14, 2025, from 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM, this workshop is designed to help participants enhance their inquiry abilities through experiential learning.

Why is Fieldwork Crucial for Integrated Selection?

In the realm of university admissions, particularly under integrated selection criteria, academic institutions seek more than just a student's ability to gather information. They look for students who can discover their own topics of interest and engage genuinely with them. This process showcases a student’s individuality and commitment. The insights gained from interacting directly with their environment can empower students to articulate compelling reasons behind their chosen themes.

For instance, consider a student interested in demographics who investigates issues related to aging in their community. After engaging with local shop owners, they might realize their true interest lies in public transportation and mobility, rather than welfare. Such revelations can significantly impact how they present their case during the admissions process. The aim of this workshop is to provide these transformative experiences to today’s youth.

Learning from Experts: Why Seek Guidance?

Fieldwork can seem daunting. Students often express uncertainty about where to start, how to conduct interviews, or whether their chosen theme is worthy of investigation. Our workshop addresses these concerns and provides personalized support.

Leading the session is Yume Nakasho, an accomplished field researcher who successfully navigated the integrated selection process during high school. With extensive experience in mentoring students, Yume offers practical, experience-based advice. Participants will learn about different types of fieldwork, how to send professional emails for interviews, proper etiquette during interactions, and real-world examples from other students' endeavors.

This one-hour workshop will cover the fundamental 'how-tos' of fieldwork, equipping students with the necessary skills to excel in their inquiries.

Workshop Details

- Date: June 14, 2025
- Time: 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM
- Format: Online (Zoom)
- Cost: Free
- Target Audience: Middle and high school students interested in inquiry activities and integrated selection.

How to Register

To join, please register via the Peatix page. A Zoom link will be sent to all attendees after registration.
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Instructor Profile

Yume Nakasho has been actively engaged in fieldwork and research activities since her high school years, successfully securing admission to her desired university through integrated selection. Currently, she supports numerous middle and high school students in their academic pursuits at Loohcs, known for her ability to ask questions that open up conversations and her insightful, practice-based guidance.

About Loohcs

Loohcs Corporation operates under the vision of 'Empowering Everyone as a Protagonist.' By providing liberal arts education opportunities at the university level and practical project-based learning, they create an environment where children can grasp transformative opportunities in their lives. The name 'Loohcs' cleverly reverses the word 'school' in English, symbolizing the organization's mission to complement traditional educational systems.