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🟦世界で初めて教科書をつくった人 最終回 Comenius and the Birth of Learning for All — Final Chapter



📚考えてみよう

もしコメニウスが今の時代にいたら、
どんな教科書を作るだろう。

彼が願ったのは、
誰もが学べる機会を持つこと。
生まれた場所や暮らしによって、
その権利が奪われない世界だった。

あなたが「伝えたい」と思うことは、
どんな形で次の世代に渡せるだろうか。


↑↑↑   マガジンにまとめました

第1話 ~ 最終回まで掲載中 📖´-





📚 Think About It

If Comenius were living today,
what kind of textbook
would he create?

What he wished for
was a world where everyone
could have the chance to learn—

a world where birth or circumstance
would never take away
that right to grow.

What is the thing
you wish to pass on?

And in what form
will you give it
to the next generation?

🟦 The world's first textbook creator

Johann Amos Comenius
was born in Moravia, now part of the Czech Republic, in 1592.

When he was a child, the plague spread through his village,
taking the lives of his parents, his siblings, and many others.
He was taken in by the Unity of the Brethren,
where he first learned to read and to write.

For him, learning was life itself.
Each book he opened revealed a little more of how the world worked.

Then came war.
The Brethren’s churches were destroyed,
and those who kept their faith were driven from their homes.
Comenius fled his country and began a long journey.

Everywhere he went, he saw the same truth.
The children of the wealthy could read books
and understand what their teachers said.
But the children of farmers worked endlessly,
growing up without ever learning to read.

“If only everyone could read a book,”
he thought,
“they could understand this world more deeply.”

That thought moved him to act.

In 1658, he published a book—
Orbis Pictus (“The World in Pictures”)—
the first textbook that taught words and writing through images.

Animals, tools, and landscapes were drawn,
and beside each picture were words in Latin and his native language.
Children looked at the pictures and said aloud,
“Equus” (horse), “Mons” (mountain),
learning both the word and its written form.

It was a book for children who had never known letters,
a book that let them learn the world through their own eyes.

Comenius believed
that learning kindles the small flame within every person.

He spent his final years teaching in exile in the Netherlands.

Today, in every textbook that joins pictures and words,
his vision still lives on.

OrbisPictusFukami




出典:J.A.コメニウス『パノルトシア ― 世界会議の創設』(太田光一・相馬伸一訳、東信堂)出典:相馬伸一編『ヤン・パトチカのコメニウス研究 ― 世界を教育の場のもとに』(九州大学出版会)出典:乙訓稔『西洋近代 幼児教育思想史 ― コメニウスからフレーベル』(東信堂)出典:J.A.コメニウス『大教授学』(太田光一訳、東信堂)出典:相馬伸一『コメニウスの旅 ―〈生ける印刷術〉の四世紀』(九州大学出版会)出典:フランティシェク・コジェーク著『コメニウス ― その生涯と思想 ―』(乙訓稔ほか訳、東信堂) 出典:松岡弘『言語教育とコメニウス』(ひつじ書房)出典:J.A.コメニウス『世界図絵』(井ノ口淳三訳、平凡社)

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