123 results on '"Komatsu, Hikaru"'
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2. Resolving inconsistencies in environmental impact assessments of organic farming: a comparison of two meta-analyses.
3. The OECD’s ‘Well-being 2030’ agenda: how PISA's affective turn gets lost in translation
4. Turn it around! An education guide to climate futures
5. Wellbeing in Times of Decline: The Feasibility and Effectiveness of Degrowth for Sustainability
6. Is happiness possible in a degrowth society?
7. Are mental health dimensions included in disaster and climate change interventions in St. Lucia?
8. Exploring factors explaining the scarcity of climate protests in East Asia
9. Is happiness possible in a degrowth society?
10. Education and environmental sustainability: culture matters
11. Will SDG4 achieve environmental sustainability?
12. Social mindfulness for global environmental sustainability?
13. Measuring the Transformation of University Students’ Self-Construal for Greater Environmental Sustainability
14. Rearticulating PISA
15. Student-Centered Learning and Sustainability: Solution or Problem?
16. Modeling evapotranspiration changes with managing Japanese cedar and cypress plantations
17. Modeling of evapotranspiration changes with forest management practices: A genealogical review
18. Is shadow education the driver of East Asia’s high performance on comparative learning assessments?
19. Towards (comparative) educational research for a finite future
20. Reimagining Modern Education: Contributions from Modern Japanese Philosophy and Practice?
21. Is bullying and suicide a problem for East Asia's schools? Evidence from TIMSS and PISA
22. Measuring What Really Matters: Education and Large-Scale Assessments in the Time of Climate Crisis
23. Effects of thinning on canopy transpiration of a dense Moso bamboo stand in Western Japan
24. Culture and the Independent Self: Obstacles to environmental sustainability?
25. Is knowledge capital theory degenerate? PIAAC, PISA, and economic growth
26. Relationship between stem diameter and transpiration for Japanese cypress trees: Implications for estimating canopy transpiration
27. ‘Better policies for better lives’?: constructive critique of the OECD’s (mis)measure of student well-being
28. Refuting the OECD-World Bank development narrative: was East Asia’s ‘Economic Miracle’ primarily driven by education quality and cognitive skills?
29. Is exam hell the cause of high academic achievement in East Asia? The case of Japan and the case for transcending stereotypes
30. Stereotypes as Anglo-American exam ritual? Comparisons of students’ exam anxiety in East Asia, America, Australia, and the United Kingdom
31. Effects of soil water decline on diurnal and seasonal variations in sap flux density for differently aged Japanese cypress (Chamaecyparis obtusa) trees
32. How to make Lesson Study work in America and worldwide: A Japanese perspective on the onto-cultural basis of (teacher) education
33. Difference between the transpiration rates of Moso bamboo (Phyllostachys pubescens) and Japanese cedar (Cryptomeria japonica) forests in a subtropical climate in Taiwan
34. Did the shift to computer-based testing in PISA 2015 affect reading scores? A View from East Asia
35. Contribution of lianas to community‐level canopy transpiration in a warm‐temperate forest
36. A PISA Paradox? An Alternative Theory of Learning as a Possible Solution for Variations in PISA Scores
37. Optimal sap flux sensor allocation for stand transpiration estimates: a non-dimensional analysis
38. A new global policy regime founded on invalid statistics? Hanushek, Woessmann, PISA, and economic growth
39. Incongruity between scientific knowledge and ordinary perceptions of nature: an ontological perspective for forest hydrology in Japan
40. Scaling-up from tree to stand transpiration for a warm-temperate multi-specific broadleaved forest with a wide variation in stem diameter
41. Seasonal changes of azimuthal, radial, and tree-to-tree variations in sap flux affect stand transpiration estimates in a Cryptomeria japonica forest, central Taiwan
42. Living on borrowed time: rethinking temporality, self, nihilism, and schooling
43. Does measuring azimuthal variations in sap flux lead to more reliable stand transpiration estimates?
44. Differences in sap flux-based stand transpiration between upper and lower slope positions in a Japanese cypress plantation watershed
45. Comparative modeling of the effects of intensive thinning on canopy interception loss in a Japanese cedar (Cryptomeria japonica D. Don) forest of western Japan
46. Canopy transpiration in two Japanese cypress forests with contrasting structures
47. Models to predict changes in annual runoff with thinning and clearcutting of Japanese cedar and cypress plantations in Japan
48. Effect of strip thinning on rainfall interception in a Japanese cypress plantation
49. Using airborne LiDAR to determine total sapwood area for estimating stand transpiration in plantations
50. Changes in the sapwood area of Japanese cedar and cypress plantations after thinning
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