Split method and it's effects of gakudohoikusyo seen from the institution and the way of child care

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This paper aims to clarify the relationship between split method and it's effects. Hearing survey was condacted, the results are as follows. 1) There are 3 split-types. Type I : combined care in a ground, Type I : separated care in a ground and Type I: separeted care in each ground. 2) The effects defer from split-types. Type I improves in physical conditions. Type I and Type I are effective way at all points, especailly type I is more effective in child care. 3) There are 4 barriers to split the GAKUDOHOIKUSYO. 1difficulty to find a site, 2 unstable operation, 3 lack of parents' understanding and 4 lack of government's arrangement policy for GAKUDOHOIKUSYO.

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Tsukada, Y., & Koito, A. (2008). Split method and it’s effects of gakudohoikusyo seen from the institution and the way of child care. AIJ Journal of Technology and Design, 14(27), 223–228. https://doi.org/10.3130/aijt.14.223

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