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Strategy

In a small set of units, test candidate signals and false positives against an independent attainment indicator; where teacher collaboration is available, separately evaluate whether the evidence is readable and the reasons to revise or not revise.

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Run through this on the way — flow, self-intro, strengths to land, questions to ask back, and the day-of checklist.

StrategyIn a small set of units, test candidate signals and false positives against an independent attainment indicator; where teacher collaboration is available, separately evaluate whether the evidence is readable and the reasons to revise or not revise.

Interview flow at a glance

  1. Arrival and greetingFollow the noticeUse the location, entry method, and instructions on the examinee notice or contact.
  2. Self-introductionPractice for 60–90 secondsConnect name, preparation, the field observation, and the research boundary in one answer.
  3. Research-plan explanationFollow the noticeLimit the scope first, then explain signal testing and teacher judgment as separate layers.
  4. Follow-ups on the planFollow the noticeName unconfirmed permission, collaboration, and procedures before describing the conditional plan.
  5. Academic and language backgroundFollow the noticeKeep the visualisation experience distinct from methods still to be learned.
  6. Questions for the panelFollow the noticeAsk about current ethics, required field research, and permission processes rather than repeat public information.
  7. CloseFollow the noticeThank the panel and follow the in-person or online closing instructions.

Self-introduction script60 to 90 seconds

本日はお時間をいただき、ありがとうございます。李明と申します。学部では情報管理を専攻し、データベース、統計学、プログラミング(Python・SQL)の基礎を学んでまいりました。学部二年次に地方の中学校でオンライン学習支援のボランティアに参加し、同じ教材でも生徒によって躓く箇所が異なり、その違いが教える側には見えにくいことを目の当たりにしました。三年次のゼミでは、オンライン学習プラットフォームの操作ログを可視化し、離脱しやすい単元を特定する課題に取り組みました。ただし、離脱だけで理解の困難を断定できないことも学びました。この経験から、少数の単元でログの候補信号を独立した到達度指標と照合し、教員が教材を見直す判断の根拠を読める形にする研究を行いたいと考えています。日本語は日本語能力試験N2に合格し、専門書の講読を続けております。本日はどうぞよろしくお願いいたします。
Structure beats
  • Open with the name and ‘I studied information management as an undergraduate,’ then place the existing preparation.
  • Use the difference seen in learning support as the motivation, without treating the observation as a causal finding.
  • Use the log-visualisation seminar project as preparation to organize and explain data, while saying that drop-out alone does not establish difficulty.
  • Describe the small-unit study, independent attainment comparison, and readable evidence for teachers as future work, not a promise of outcomes.
  • State N2 and specialist reading as facts. Keep funding, housing, and permissions out of the introduction until the applicant can confirm them.

Strengths you must land

  1. There is hands-on preparation in data organization and visualisation, without calling a drop-out signal difficulty itself.

    EvidenceThird-year seminar: visualised learning-platform activity logs, identified units with more exits, and explained the figures; the exercise did not establish why students exited.

    When to useUse this when asked what can already be done, to bound preparation against methods still to learn.

  2. The question came from a field observation, while retaining the limit of that observation.

    EvidenceSecond-year online learning-support volunteering: students using the same material got stuck in different places, and the teaching side could not easily see the difference.

    When to useUse this when asked why educational technology or why records of the learning process matter.

  3. Evaluation separates a signal layer from a teacher-judgement layer; neither accuracy nor revision alone replaces them.

    EvidenceConfirmed future intention: compare log signals with an independent attainment indicator for false positives; with teacher collaboration, separately ask whether the evidence is readable and why a material would or would not be revised.

    When to useUse this when asked about research value, evaluation, or the role of the proposed screen.

Questions to ask back

  • 実際の授業データを用いる研究の場合、倫理審査の申請から承認まで、どのくらいの期間を見込んでおくべきでしょうか。

    It treats ethics timing as a current procedural question, not as a number known in advance.

  • 必修のフィールド研究と自分の研究計画を両立させる際、対象や許可について早めに確認すべき点は何でしょうか。

    It connects required field research with permission conditions and shows that field activity does not automatically grant data access.

  • 入学までの期間に統計や機械学習を学び直すとしたら、どの領域を優先しておくべきでしょうか。

    The course names are already checked against official information; this asks for a judgment about what to strengthen before enrollment.

Cautions

  • When a partner, data permission, or supervisory condition is unconfirmed, state the condition and the scope; do not present it as settled collaboration.
  • Do not invent an accuracy figure. Start with how the independent indicator, false positives, and teacher judgment will each be evaluated.
  • Do not translate a screen, a teacher reading it, or a material change into improved learning outcomes.
  • If the Japanese stalls, pause and restate the point in shorter Japanese. Use another language or accommodation only when the notice permits it.
  • When mentioning Professor Kato or an IML project, stay within the public summary actually read; do not claim an algorithm, result, or originality from an unread full text.
  • The interview format, arrival or connection time, documents, and online setup are set by the examinee notice or current instructions.

Day-of checklist

  • Examinee notice, photo ID, and all materials the notice requests.
  • The submitted research plan and a one-page seminar-visualisation summary that does not contradict it.
  • Say the self-introduction, the two evaluation layers, and the reduced scope without course data aloud once each.
  • Confirm format, start time, location or link, and contact route from the notice.
  • For an in-person interview, leave sensible travel buffer based on the confirmed route; online, test connection, audio, camera, and backup contact.
  • Keep only official sources or notes whose source and limits can be explained.
  • Check that every claim about funding, housing, collaboration, and procedure is one the applicant has personally confirmed.

Practice by question

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Questions

Mock Q&A · how to answer

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Likely questions grounded in your plan and background. For each, check what the examiner is probing, the answer framework, and what to avoid — then rehearse aloud before the interview.

まず、研究計画の概要を三分程度で説明してください。

What they're probingThe panel needs to hear that the question, the evidence being tested, and the boundary of the conclusion fit together—not a memorised project description.

Answer framework (build it in this order)

  1. Answer anchor:Scope: one course and a small number of units, kept to a researchable size.
  2. First layer: compare candidate signals such as rewatches and retries with an attainment indicator independent of the logs, checking both signal usefulness and false positives.
  3. Second layer: if teacher collaboration and permission are available, show the unit, behavioral evidence, and material location to inspect; ask separately whether the evidence is readable and why the teacher would revise or not revise.
  4. Boundary: neither the screen, a teacher judgment, nor a material change by itself establishes improved learning outcomes.
  5. Practice action:Close the materials and answer in 90 seconds. Take one follow-up, then check each factual claim against the source material.
Likely follow-ups (2)
  1. What records does each layer require?
  2. Which layer must leave the thesis claim if collaborative data are unavailable?
Avoid
  • Risk:Making accuracy or whether a teacher revised the only overall score.
  • Calling the screen a learning effect.

Based onSample applicant materials: small-unit scope, independent attainment indicator, and separate teacher interpretation/revision-judgement layer

操作ログのデータは、どこから、どのように入手する予定ですか。

What they're probingThis tests whether the applicant distinguishes a wish to engage with an educational setting from permission to use research data.

Answer framework (build it in this order)

  1. Answer anchor:State the fact first: there is no already-permitted course log or partner school.
  2. Required field research may help the applicant understand a setting and discuss compliant research conditions, but it is not a guaranteed route to data.
  3. Logs from the undergraduate volunteer school cannot be reused automatically; they can be considered only after independent contact, consent, and permission.
  4. Without course data, use qualifying public data to test the analysis procedure only, and remove the teacher-interpretation and material-judgement layers from the claim.
  5. Practice action:Close the materials and answer in 90 seconds. Take one follow-up, then check each factual claim against the source material.
Likely follow-ups (2)
  1. Who would need to authorise data use?
  2. What cannot be replaced by public data?
Avoid
  • Risk:Speaking as if the old school, departmental links, or a professor relationship were secured.
  • Promising data by a fixed month.

Based onSample applicant materials: required field research, no automatic reuse of old logs, and public data only for procedure validation

倫理審査はいつ申請し、承認までどのくらいかかると見込んでいますか。

What they're probingThis checks that ethics, information, consent, anonymisation, and data use come before analysis, without guessing an approval window.

Answer framework (build it in this order)

  1. Answer anchor:Order the work: narrow the unit and data, confirm the current review and data-use procedure, then analyze.
  2. Name learner information, consent, anonymisation, and secondary-use boundaries as items to settle through supervision and the applicable procedure.
  3. The turnaround is unconfirmed, so give no number; adjust the sequence to formal instructions and rules.
  4. Without the relevant permission, do not fill the gap with old logs or classroom records.
  5. Practice action:Close the materials and answer in 90 seconds. Take one follow-up, then check each factual claim against the source material.
Likely follow-ups (2)
  1. What needs to be written before review submission?
  2. How would the scope change if permission conditions changed?
Avoid
  • Risk:Treating ‘I will check after enrollment’ as a concrete schedule.
  • Promising a review period from memory.

Based onSample applicant materials: ethics, consent, anonymisation, and data-use permission remain to be confirmed

候補信号の有効性と誤検知、そして教員による根拠の解釈を、どのように分けて評価しますか。

What they're probingThis asks whether signal validity and a teacher's use of evidence can be connected without being collapsed into one score.

Answer framework (build it in this order)

  1. Answer anchor:Signal layer: use an independent attainment indicator to assess whether behavioral combinations identify units that need checking, and make false positives visible.
  2. Teacher layer: where collaboration is available, ask teachers to read the unit, evidence, and material location; separately record whether they understood it, proposed a revision, or chose not to revise and why.
  3. Accuracy-type measures serve the signal layer only. A revision is one recorded judgment, not a substitute for the other layer.
  4. Neither layer establishes improved learning outcomes; the claim stops at explainable evidence and judgment.
  5. Practice action:Close the materials and answer in 90 seconds. Take one follow-up, then check each factual claim against the source material.
Likely follow-ups (2)
  1. How would a false positive be shown to a teacher?
  2. Which reasons for not revising need to be recorded?
Avoid
  • Risk:Talking only about accuracy without explaining the independent criterion, false positives, and teacher judgment.
  • Making ‘the teacher really revised it’ the sole or necessary success condition.

Based onSample applicant materials: independent indicator, false positives, and separate teacher interpretation/revision reasons

機械学習の手法は、どこまで自分で扱えますか。

What they're probingThe panel needs an accurate account of current preparation, not future coursework presented as an already-mastered skill.

Answer framework (build it in this order)

  1. Answer anchor:What has been studied: foundations in databases, statistics, Python, and SQL.
  2. What has been done: organize and visualise activity logs in a seminar and explain the descriptive finding of units with more exits.
  3. What remains: model choice, validation design, and educational interpretation need systematic study.
  4. The public courses on Python model building and HCI evaluation are directions to study and test for fit, not skills already completed.
  5. Practice action:Close the materials and answer in 90 seconds. Take one follow-up, then check each factual claim against the source material.
Likely follow-ups (2)
  1. Why did the seminar result not establish learning difficulty?
  2. Which skill will be strengthened first in a small exercise?
Avoid
  • Risk:Saying ‘I can do machine learning’ without evidence.
  • Calling planned coursework existing expertise.

Based onApplicant material and official course descriptions: information-management foundations, データ・アナリティクス実践論, 人間情報学論

教育AI研究プログラムと加藤直樹教授の公開情報を、この研究計画にどのようにつなげますか。

What they're probingThis tests whether public program and professor information can be connected to the design specifically and modestly, rather than turned into general praise or an acceptance assumption.

Answer framework (build it in this order)

  1. Answer anchor:Start with program fit: the Education AI Research Program is where the applicant wants to learn data methods alongside questions of educational support.
  2. データ・アナリティクス実践論 maps to preparation in Python model building and validation; 人間情報学論 maps to the HCI and evaluation question of how a teacher reads evidence.
  3. Professor Naoki Kato's public HCI/ICT and learning-support-systems profile, plus the IML public summary, make it necessary to distinguish a pace difference from a difficulty signal.
  4. That is a research-match reason only. Contact, a meeting, current eligibility, and acceptance depend on current official requirements and two-sided confirmation.
  5. Practice action:Close the materials and answer in 90 seconds. Take one follow-up, then check each factual claim against the source material.
Likely follow-ups (2)
  1. How does the IML public project differ from your signal definition?
  2. Why does required field research not equal permission to use data?
Avoid
  • Risk:Presenting public work as a supervision or collaboration commitment.
  • Asserting method, results, or originality from an unread full text.

Based onOfficial sources checked 2026-09-01: Education AI Research Program, two courses, required field research, Professor Naoki Kato, and the IML public project summary

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Follow-ups

Deep-dive question chains

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Chains of probing questions interviewers build from your plan. Expand the follow-ups and prepare your answer flow.

計画書にある「学習躓きの候補信号」とは、操作ログのどの動きを指しますか。

Why this is askedA rewatch or retry can signal difficulty or careful revision. The panel needs to know these are candidate signals, not direct proof of understanding.

Likely follow-ups (3)
  1. 視聴の巻き戻しは、躓きの候補信号ですか、それとも熱心さの表れですか。
  2. その区別を、ログとは独立した到達度指標とどう照合しますか。
  3. 誤検知だった場合、どのように扱いますか。

Answer points

  • Answer anchor:Say candidate first: one log action is not a definition of difficulty.
  • Compare combinations of actions with an attainment indicator independent of the logs, and report false positives as well as supporting cases.
  • Treat the result as a cue to inspect a unit further, not as a replacement for a judgment about a learner's state.
  • If an independent indicator cannot be obtained, reduce the claim to testing the analysis procedure.
  • Practice action:Close the materials and answer in 90 seconds. Take one follow-up, then check each factual claim against the source material.
Risk noteEquating a rewatch with difficulty loses both the evidence boundary and the treatment of false positives.

提示を読んだ教員が教材を直さないと判断した場合、その理由をどのように評価しますか。

Why this is askedReading evidence and deciding whether to revise a material are different actions; a decision not to revise can also have a reasoned basis.

Likely follow-ups (3)
  1. 根拠を読めたことと、改訂する判断はどう分けますか。
  2. 単元、行動の根拠、教材の見直し候補をどのように示しますか。
  3. この評価を学習成果の改善と呼ばない理由は何ですか。

Answer points

  • Answer anchor:Record separately whether the teacher can read the behavioral evidence, locate the material to inspect, and explain a decision to revise or not revise.
  • A decision not to revise is still a judgment; do not reduce the result to counts of edits.
  • The screen presents unit, evidence, and a candidate location so interpretability can be examined; it does not promise a learning outcome.
  • With a small collaboration, the result is design learning, not an effect size or a general material-effect estimate.
  • Practice action:Close the materials and answer in 90 seconds. Take one follow-up, then check each factual claim against the source material.
Risk noteReducing this layer to revisions alone or to model accuracy removes the evidence about teacher interpretation and reasons.

必修のフィールド研究を含め、二年間で研究をどのように進めますか。

Why this is askedThe plan must explain the dependencies among required field research, permission, and the two evaluations without pretending the timetable has already been coordinated.

Likely follow-ups (2)
  1. 協力先や許可が得られない場合、何を検証範囲から外しますか。
  2. 公開データで確認できることと、確認できないことは何ですか。

Answer points

  • Answer anchor:In year one, compare literature, define terms and indicators, and include the required field research in the study plan.
  • After narrowing the object, confirm ethics, consent, anonymisation, and data use through the actual procedure; do not forecast approval or collaboration dates.
  • In year two, analyze and prototype if permission is in place, then evaluate teacher reading and reasons, with timing adjusted to real conditions.
  • Without course data, public data test the analysis procedure only; they replace neither required field research nor the teacher-judgement claim.
  • Practice action:Close the materials and answer in 90 seconds. Take one follow-up, then check each factual claim against the source material.
Risk noteFixed promises about dates, collaborator counts, or log access turn a conditional plan into a false settled arrangement.
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Faculty

Questions from the professor's perspective

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These practice questions draw on checked university and laboratory sources listed under Evidence and checks. They are not the professor’s own words or predictions of actual interview questions.

IMLの公開プロジェクトは授業進度とのずれを扱っています。あなたの「躓きの候補信号」と、何が同じで何が異なりますか。

IntentThe IML public project discusses a mismatch with lesson pace. This checks that pace mismatch is not substituted for learning difficulty and that unread details are not invented.

  • Answer anchor:The shared point is seeking clues in material-related activity records that merit further inspection.
  • This study compares candidate difficulty signals with an independent attainment indicator and makes false positives explicit; a lesson-pace mismatch is not itself difficulty.
  • Rely only on the public summary, without claiming the IML method, results, a principal investigator's view, or originality for this study.
  • Follow-up drill:Which object, indicator, and evaluation details need checking in the full text before making the comparison?
  • Risk:Do not present research match, permission, collaboration, or procedure as a confirmed fact when it remains unconfirmed.
  • Practice action:Close the materials and answer in 90 seconds. Take one follow-up, then check each factual claim against the source material.
SourceOfficial IML public project summary and Tokyo Gakugei University's official profile for Professor Naoki Kato, checked 2026-09-01; no contact, acceptance, or individual research detail is claimed.

HCIの観点から、教員が根拠を読めることと、教材を改訂するかを判断することを、どう分けて評価しますか。

IntentUsing the publicly stated HCI/ICT research match, this asks whether teacher comprehension and a revision decision can be observed separately.

  • Answer anchor:First assess whether teachers can read the unit, behavioral evidence, and material location; do not fold readability into revision behavior.
  • Then retain reasons for a proposed revision, a decision not to revise, or an inability to decide.
  • Do not call either a teacher response or the existence of the screen an improvement in learning outcomes.
  • Follow-up drill:If a teacher reads the evidence but decides not to revise, how will that judgment be recorded?
  • Risk:Do not present research match, permission, collaboration, or procedure as a confirmed fact when it remains unconfirmed.
  • Practice action:Close the materials and answer in 90 seconds. Take one follow-up, then check each factual claim against the source material.
SourceTokyo Gakugei University's official profile for Professor Naoki Kato: HCI/ICT and learning support systems. Research match does not mean supervision, collaboration, or acceptance.

IMLの公開プロジェクトと比べて、検出の対象、利用者、評価はどのように異なりますか。本文を未読の段階で、何を確認すべきですか。

IntentThis asks for a comparison between the IML public project and this study by detection object, user, and evaluation, while keeping unread full-text details outside the claim.

  • Answer anchor:The public summary describes detecting learners whose lesson pace differs using digital textbooks and material-operation logs; its full object, data, and indicator details still need checking.
  • This study limits detection to candidate difficulty signals in a small set of units, checks them and false positives against an independent attainment indicator, and separately evaluates teacher reading and reasons to revise or not revise.
  • Until the full text is read, do not claim novelty of either method or contribution; compare only the currently checkable object, user, and evaluation boundaries.
  • Follow-up drill:After reading the full text, which detail about object, user, or evaluation could change this comparison?
  • Risk:Do not present research match, permission, collaboration, or procedure as a confirmed fact when it remains unconfirmed.
  • Practice action:Close the materials and answer in 90 seconds. Take one follow-up, then check each factual claim against the source material.
SourceOfficial IML public project summary, checked 2026-09-01: digital textbooks, material-operation logs, and mismatch with lesson pace; full-text details remain to be verified.
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Region

Region & daily-life questions

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Living-environment and budgeting questions tailored to the university's location tier (metro vs. regional).

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二年間の学費と生活費について、奨学金の申請予定、家族からの支援、貯蓄をどう組み合わせますか。

Why this is askedFunding is an applicant fact that remains unconfirmed. The exercise is to separate confirmed and unconfirmed items, not to invent figures or a school's support rules.

  • Answer anchor:Answer each source with three parts: source of funds, personally confirmed evidence or status, and the remaining unconfirmed gap.
  • List scholarships, family support, and savings only where the applicant can substantiate the plan or fact; otherwise say it remains unconfirmed.
  • Explain that the plan will be updated after costs and time constraints are confirmed, rather than filling the answer with a guessed total.
  • Follow-up drill:If one source is still unconfirmed, how will you explain that without inventing a total?
  • Risk:Do not fill an unconfirmed funding, housing, move, or partner item with a guessed figure or schedule.
  • Practice action:Close the materials and answer in 90 seconds. Take one follow-up, then check each factual claim against the source material.
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住まい、来日・転居の時期、通学方法について、確認済みのこととこれから決めることをどう説明しますか。

Why this is askedCurrent residence, arrival or move, and housing are unconfirmed. This is not a school commute rule; it practices separating facts, next checks, and the notice conditions.

  • Answer anchor:Separate what is already known about location or timing from housing, move date, and commute method that still need a decision.
  • Choose after checking the examinee notice, enrollment date, personal budget, and actual route—not against an invented fixed commute threshold.
  • If no plan can yet be stated, say when it will be confirmed with the applicant, family, or relevant office instead of inventing a date.
  • Follow-up drill:If the move date is unconfirmed, who will you ask next and what will you confirm?
  • Risk:Do not fill an unconfirmed funding, housing, move, or partner item with a guessed figure or schedule.
  • Practice action:Close the materials and answer in 90 seconds. Take one follow-up, then check each factual claim against the source material.
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学部時代に支援した地方の中学校をそのまま使えない前提で、協力先とデータ利用をどう考えますか。

Why this is askedThe earlier volunteer experience grounds motivation but does not automatically transfer logs or create a new collaboration.

  • Answer anchor:Say the earlier school and its logs cannot simply be carried over; independent contact, consent, and permission would be required.
  • Required field research after enrollment may help understand the setting and discuss conditions, but is not a promise of data access.
  • Without permission, reduce the work to an analysis procedure on public data and omit teacher evaluation and material judgment from the result.
  • Follow-up drill:If you contact the earlier school again, which consent or permission must be confirmed first?
  • Risk:Do not fill an unconfirmed funding, housing, move, or partner item with a guessed figure or schedule.
  • Practice action:Close the materials and answer in 90 seconds. Take one follow-up, then check each factual claim against the source material.
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Evidence

Evidence and checks

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This is a curated sample. Li Ming’s background and research intentions are fictional inputs; the university, course and faculty information comes from the official sources below. Naoki Kato is the selected research-fit target, not a confirmed contact, supervisor or data provider. These are practice questions, not university exam questions or the professor’s own views.

University and research sources

Sources checked on 2026-09-01. Confirm the requirements for your actual application year separately.

  • 東京学芸大学大学院|教育組織・教員紹介

    Identifies the Education AI program and Naoki Kato’s HCI and ICT-supported teaching and learning research. It does not establish willingness to supervise this applicant.

  • 東京学芸大学で学ぶ情報教育|修士課程・講義紹介

    The Python modeling course and the HCI and evaluation course address two different learning needs: analytical methods and evaluation of the teacher-facing interface. Future course availability is not guaranteed.

  • 東京学芸大学大学院|カリキュラム・履修

    The two-year plan must include required field research. Testing an analysis workflow on public data neither replaces that requirement nor establishes a partner school for the applicant’s own study.

  • 東京学芸大学 加藤研究室|インタラクション・メディア・ラボ

    The lab describes a student project using digital-textbook interaction logs to detect divergence from lesson progress. This supports a comparison with comprehension difficulty, not a claim of applicant authorship or novelty. Check the lab’s preliminary-meeting notice and distinguish its non-degree research-student notice from master’s admissions.

Personalization map (why this content is yours)

Shows the material referenced in each section and why it strengthens the content.

  • Self-introduction scriptFictional applicant Li Ming; information management, learning support, and log visualisation — It shows preparation while retaining the boundary that a log alone does not determine learning difficulty.
  • Mock Q&AConfirmed future intention: small units, independent indicator, teacher reading and reasons — It rehearses signal validity, false positives, and teacher judgment as separate layers.
  • Professor-view follow-upsOfficial public information on Professor Naoki Kato and IML — It makes research match traceable without inventing acceptance, collaboration, or personal views.
  • Living and data conditionsFunding, housing, permission, and collaborators remain unconfirmed — It turns unknowns into confirmable actions and conditional explanations instead of figures or arrangements.

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Items to verify (fact checks)

  • ⚠The Education AI Research Program, データ・アナリティクス実践論, 人間情報学論, and required field research were checked in official sources. Recheck the application-year offering, enrollment, and eligibility conditions in current guidance.
  • ⚠Professor Kato's official page carried a 2026-05-17 note that prospective graduate students should first have a meeting. Confirm its current status, scope, and booking method. Do not expand the 2025-10-16 notice about non-degree research students into a claim that the whole master's program is closed.
  • ⚠The IML public summary supports only the description of digital textbooks, material-operation logs, and mismatch with lesson pace. Without reading the full work, do not infer method, evaluation results, or an individual's contribution.
  • ⚠Ethics review, consent, anonymisation, data use, and collaboration conditions require confirmation for the actual research object and current procedure. This sample does not estimate approval timing.
  • ⚠Interview format, arrival or connection time, required materials, funding, and housing must follow personally confirmed facts and the examinee notice or current instructions.
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