Nihon Essay Essay My Path / Ishiko Shimada

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Nihon Essay / Essay
Contents
Autobiography of Ishiko Shimada, the founder of the present Bunkyo Academy. The will and determination of an unheard-of female educator who opened up the field of women's education by his own efforts.
Contents
Greetings / My Path
1 Age of Girls
2 Age of Human Formation
3 Age of foundation and cradle of school
4 Age of progress in school
5 Age of war regime
6 Age of post-war confusion
7 Age of reconstruction of school
8 Age of consolidation
9 Age of expansion
10 Age of development to comprehensive school
Author's brief history
Educator from Taisho to Showa era.
Born on February 16, 1902 (1902) in Hongo Ward, Tokyo City.
Graduated from Toyo Kasei Girls' School and Kyoritsu Girls' Vocational School.
Passed the Ministry of Education's Junior Secondary Teacher Examination at the age of 18. Married and gave birth.
In 1924 (1924), he opened Shimada Saii Denshujo (later renamed Hongo Jogakuin) in Oiwake-cho, Komagome.
In 1947 (1947) after World War II, he became the president and president of Bunkyo Academy. In 1939, he concurrently served as the president of Bunkyo Women's Junior College. In 1947, he received the Order of the Fourth Order of the Precious Crown.
Died on August 23, 1983 at the age of 81.