Tajima Shinji is a author and chairman of the ICLC (International Center for Literacy and Culture ), Tokyo. He is also a creator of literacy and educational materials in Asia.
Tajima Shinji was born in Hiroshima, Japan. In 1973 he graduated from the Waseda University in Tokyo and he continued his research the educational philosophy in Germany and India. From 1977 to 1997 he worked at the Asia-Pacific Cultural Centre for UNESCO (ACCU) on a number of literacy and book development programmes, as the Director in Asia and Pacific region. And after ACCU he worked at the Prime Minister’s Literacy Commission(PMLC), Islamabad as an JICA advisor for establishing Non-Formal education for three years(1997-2000)
International Center for Literacy and Culture (ICLC), was established by Tajima and friends in Tokyo in 1997, for the promotion of literacy and culture in the world. ICLC is a multi-national non-profit, non-governmental organization (NGO) comprised mainly of volunteers.
The objectives of ICLC are to (1) promote harmony and solidarity among people in the world through joint works on literacy and culture; (2) encourage marginalized/disadvantaged people, especially children and women through transferring information and innovative skills and knowledes; and (3) share and exchange views and techniques with various organizations within countries and all over the world for the joint works.
Tajima has attracted international attention as an creative author. His books have been translated into 28 languages and published in 18 countries in Asia. Three main publications were published from the Oxford University Press. Tajima’s works combine educational value with reading pleasure. "Learning should be fun, reading should be entertaining. This stimulates the imagination and a good education is a function of a well-developed imagination."
Tajima Shinji is a author and chairman of the ICLC (International Center for Literacy and Culture ), Tokyo. He is also a creator of literacy and educational materials in Asia.
Tajima Shinji was born in Hiroshima, Japan. In 1973 he graduated from the Waseda University in Tokyo and he continued his research the educational philosophy in Germany and India. From 1977 to 1997 he worked at the Asia-Pacific Cultural Centre for UNESCO (ACCU) on a number of literacy and book development programmes, as the Director in Asia and Pacific region. And after ACCU he worked at the Prime Minister’s Literacy Commission(PMLC), Islamabad as an JICA advisor for establishing Non-Formal education for three years(1997-2000)
International Center for Literacy and Culture (ICLC), was established by Tajima and friends in Tokyo in 1997, for the promotion of literacy and culture in the world. ICLC is a multi-national non-profit, non-governmental organization (NGO) comprised mainly of volunteers.
The objectives of ICLC are to (1) promote harmony and solidarity among people in the world through joint works on literacy and culture; (2) encourage marginalized/disadvantaged people, especially children and women through transferring information and innovative skills and knowledes; and (3) share and exchange views and techniques with various organizations within countries and all over the world for the joint works.
Tajima has attracted international attention as an creative author. His books have been translated into 28 languages and published in 18 countries in Asia. Three main publications were published from the Oxford University Press. Tajima’s works combine educational value with reading pleasure. "Learning should be fun, reading should be entertaining. This stimulates the imagination and a good education is a function of a well-developed imagination."
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