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- Social/Community Engagement
November 9, 2026
Students from Department of Elementary Education conducted sales activities with students from Tokyo Metropolitan Nanao Special Needs School atHachioji Campus
On July 14th (Tue), September 15th (Tue), and October 20th (Tue), 2026, students from Faculty of Education, Department of Elementary Education at Teikyo University, conducted sales activities with students from Tokyo Metropolitan Nanao Special Needs School at Hachioji Campus. The department is collaborating with Nanao Special Needs School to develop educational activities, and this event was conducted as part of that initiative.
On the day of the event, students from Faculty of Education participated, primarily those belonging to the seminar of Associate Professor Susumu Nakamura in Faculty of Education of Department of Elementary Education. They sold baked goods such as cookies and cakes, as well as fabric products such as pouches, made by the food processing and craft groups of the senior high school division of Nanao Special Needs School, with the students taking on various roles such as attracting customers, explaining products, handling payments, and serving drinks. This initiative, now in its fourth year, is gradually gaining recognition on campus, attracting many repeat customers and resulting in long lines of faculty, staff, and students.
Many of the students who participated in this event are enrolled in the special education teacher certification program, and it was a valuable opportunity for them to deepen their understanding of how to interact with students with disabilities and how to provide specialized instruction. Teikyo University will continue to promote collaboration with educational institutions and strive to enrich learning opportunities that allow students to enhance their expertise through practical experience.
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