This Hums Blog has been created to support students who are studying History, Geography, General Studies, Law, RE and Sociology at Dixons City Academy and Dixons Allerton Academy.
Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts
Wednesday, 9 January 2008
Japanese company loyalty songs
Here are some examples of the Japanese company loyalty songs produced by our Year 8 students. This was a cross-curricular activity between the Geography and Music departments at Dixons CA. Which song do you think is the best?
Wednesday, 3 October 2007
The crowded islands
Year 8 are going to create a Podcast about Japan.
The title of your Podcast is‘The crowded islands’
You should focus on:
- The problems Japan has had to overcome
- How Japan has tried to solve its problems
- Regional differences in Japan
Here are some useful websites which may help you prodcue your podcast:
geographypages.co.uk - Japan resources
Japan@SLNgeog
Kids Web Japan
Apple - Podcasts
Tuesday, 7 August 2007
Japanese company songs
"Nihon Break Industry" Company song
The English version
Lifetime employment in big companies have been in decline for a decade in Japan - with them, it looked as though the company song and other corporate traditions would also die out.
However, a small demolition firm is unexpectedly leading a company song revival - see video clips above.
Year 8 Geographers will be writing and producing their own Japanese company song in Term 1. Watch the above clips to give you some ideas and read Jonathan Head's report for BBC News 24 to learn more about Japanese company songs.
The English version
Lifetime employment in big companies have been in decline for a decade in Japan - with them, it looked as though the company song and other corporate traditions would also die out.
However, a small demolition firm is unexpectedly leading a company song revival - see video clips above.
Year 8 Geographers will be writing and producing their own Japanese company song in Term 1. Watch the above clips to give you some ideas and read Jonathan Head's report for BBC News 24 to learn more about Japanese company songs.
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