学校体育における武道の「推進策」について

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In the latter half of 1960s, the term 'Budo' began to be officially used in the educational institutions. In 1970s, people concerned with Budo began to put forward the idea to replace the term 'Combat Sport' with the term 'Budo'. As a result, in 1989, the Ministry of Education formally changed the term 'Combat Sport' to 'Budo' in their teaching plan to be used in schools. But, at the Conference of Budo Advancement, there were serious concerns about 1) the changing of the term but not it's content, 2) what to do with the Budo promoting plan which has been in place since 1979. The purpose of this study is to grasp the trend of the Ministry of Education's Budo promoting plan. The conclusions of this study were summarised as follows: 1) Designated school for Budo was established in 1979. At present, there are 906 designated schools, (723 Junior High Schools and 183 Senior High Schools). 2) The Judo and Kendo's Senior High School Teacher's licinse Examination was established in 1964. (Up to 1983, there were 252 people who pass the Judo examination and 452 people who pass the examination for Kendo. ) 3) Until 1992, 33% of prefectural Junior High Schools had facility for Judo or Kendo, 88.1% of prefectural Senior High Schools had Judo or Kendo facility. 4) There are workshops for training and improving quality of Budo instructors. 5) The concern for final objective of the promoting plan. In near future, there is a movement to remove Budo out of the sphere of physical education.
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