I started marking the General Theory of Obligations exam.
I expected it, but it's not good.
There are several answers with single-scores out of a total of 100.
I have to think about whether my teaching method was poor.
I also started correcting the final assignment for law.
There was one good answer.
I'm tired, but I wanted to go home, but I had to listen to the online course in the evening, so I stuck around until the evening.
Tomorrow, after I've had a chance to cleanse my soul, I'll say hello to the NPO that my students have been helping, and in the evening I'll accompany the new second-year seminar students to a certain place...
The perpetrator of the Nagano street attack has been arrested.
I think that there have been many incidents of crimes motivated by hatred towards society recently.
Is this a reflection of the poor state of society?
In our seminar activities, I exchange with seminars from other universities. Sometimes we go there, and sometimes they come to Sapporo.
Although it costs money, students spend months preparing for the exchange, and when the day comes, they are academically stimulated and learn about the culture of other universities, which is a great benefit to students.
However, with the rising cost of airfare and accommodation, it is honestly becoming difficult to continue.
Students are taking on more part-time jobs to earn money for exchanges with other universities, which cuts into their study time and energy.
Its a vicious cycle.
The rising cost of living is depriving students of a field in which they study.
I have appealed to airlines and hotel chains about this situation, but to no avail. However, I believe it is important to raise the issue socially.
How should we think about this...?
I've received a notice of the second hearing date for the lawsuit regarding selected separate surnames for married couples.
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