9thFAOPS-Teaching WS -FAOPS2019 & ADInstruments Teaching Workshop

Satellite of The 9th Federation of the Asian and Oceanian Physiological Societies Congress (FAOPS2019)

"Blossoming the Future of Active Learners"

Kobe, Japan
March 27-28, 2019

Kobe International
Conference Center

Thank you very much for attending FAOPS 2019 & ADInstrument Teaching Workshop.
See you again at FAOPS 2023, Teheran in Iran!

List of the recipient for Poster Awards

P-1 Use of Concept Mapping in Problem Based Learning Curricula: A Bridge to Integrate Physiology
Yuni Susanti Pratiwi, Setiawan Setiawan, Ike Husen, Nova Sylviana, Ronny Lesmana, Hanna Goenawan,
Vita Tarawan, Titing Nurhayati, Juliati Juliati

P-13 Promoting student engagement through active learning in the context of large group lectures
Zhongfang Zhang

P-20 Transforming health science education through blended learning and a flipped classroom approach
Ricci Wesselink, Kevin Stewart

List of the recipient for Travel Awards

P-1 Yuni Susanti Pratiwi P-5 Rafidah Hod P-6 Hasnah Bahari

P-9 noengki prameswari P-14 Hapuarachchige Sewvandi Maliga Sampath Kumari Wijesiri P-15 Sri Sumartiningsih

P-16 Yunita Fediani P-19 Muhammad Adnan Kanpurwala P-23 Irfannuddin Irfannuddin

P-27 Dinithi Vidanage P-29 Nur Izah Ab Razak P-32 Agni F. Pargaputri

P-34 Shehani Lakshika Delwatta

*Letter of Invitation and visa application forms are available upon request. Please send an email eduws-faops2019@convention.co.jp for request.

Obituary
Dr Masao Ito, first president of FAOPS, honorary fellow of the physiological society of Japan, professor emeritus of the University of Tokyo and director of the Riken Brain Science Institute, passed away on December 18, 2018.
We are deeply saddened by the loss of our esteemed mentor and celebrated, prominent physiologist with the greatest achievements.
We express our deepest condolences.

Invitation Message

KOIBUCHI, Noriyuki M.D., Ph.D.
Professor and Director, Department of Integrative Physiology
Gunma University Graduate School of Medicine
President
FAOPS2019 & ADInstruments Teaching Workshop
satellite of the 9th Federation of the Asian and Oceanian
Physiological Societies Congress (FAOPS2019)

Dates and Deadlines

Young Educator Travel Award:: CLOSED
~~(削除) October 1st to 25th, 2018 (12:00 noon, JST) (削除ここまで)~~
(削除) Deadline: November 10th, 2018 (12:00 noon, JST) (削除ここまで)
Abstract Submission: CLOSED
~~(削除) October 1st to December 07th, 2018 (12:00 noon, JST) (削除ここまで)~~
~~(削除) New Deadline: December 14th, 2018 (12:00 noon, JST) (削除ここまで)~~
Advanced Registration: CLOSED
~~(削除) October 1st, 2018 to February 28th, 2019 (12:00 noon, JST) (削除ここまで)~~

It is a pleasure to be writing this and imagining each and every one of you who will be reading this mission statement. I hope this finds you well.

With great pride and joy, I will be hosting, as a satellite of the 9th Federation of the Asian and Oceanian Physiological Societies Congress (FAOPS2019), FAOPS2019 & ADInstruments Teaching Workshop on March 27 (Wed) and 28 (Thr) 2019 at the Kobe International Conference Center.

The Physiological Society of Japan defines physiology as ‘Lively Learning of the Logic of Life’. It is the academic field that researches, studies and pursues the understanding of the mechanism of life at all levels from molecules, cells, and organs, to the whole body. A living organism in its physiological state, is functioning normally and is healthy. Without the understanding of that, it would be impossible to understand its pathological state, in which the organism is functioning abnormally and is sick. Thus, physiology is the research area that is the basis for all clinical medicine involving the understanding of diseases and the development of their treatment. The importance is globally and clearly recognized by the ‘Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine’. A wide understanding of such a fundamental academic area among researchers of the next generation, clinicians and the general public, leads not only to intellectual wealth, but also to the extension of a healthy life span, enhancement of productivity and social wealth today as well as in the future. We, the physiology educators, are striving day and night, towards such determination and mission. Furthermore, nothing is more meaningful and constructive for this area than to share our materials, know-how and teaching research results with colleagues who share the same goals. The widely developed of communication technology of the present, makes it even more meaningful to get together under one roof.

The Federation of the Asian and Oceanian Physiological Societies (FAOPS), which aims toward further development of physiology and exchange in Asia and Oceania, was founded 30 years ago, as conceived by Dr. Masao Ito, Emeritus Professor of Tokyo University (first president of FAOPS). It now has 14 regular member societies and 6 associate member societies. Many Japanese researchers have served as council members and officer, and thus have contributed to the management of the federation, contributing to the development of physiology in each society. Ever since the first Congress in Thailand in 1990, a congress has been held every 4 years, by a regular member society.

The academic theme of the workshop is set to be "Blossoming the Future of Active Learners". Please note the cover of this mission statement, where you will find the official logo symbolizing the cherry blossoms, which will be blossoming around the time of the workshop, and the Kobe Port.

It is impossible to find a profession, for which a graduate (may they be of high education) can expect to maintain for a lifetime based only on the knowledge gained by the time of graduation. The worker is expected to be a life-long learner who, at each and every confronting situation, can extract the core issue, search, learn and introduce the solution. In order to turn out such capable personnel, the actual sites of education are expected to shift away from the classic strategy of cramming one-way lectures and passive memorization-emphasized education towards ‘active learning’ in which asking questions and solving problems are the main activities. It is the social responsibility and mission for physiology educators and this workshop to yield active physiology learners, so that their own future and that of the region they work in, blossoms to its full potential.

Both the international and local committees have been established, and are organizing the preparation of the workshop. The program has been tentatively scheduled. All of us aim to host a workshop that is attractive for the participants from all physiological societies in Asia and Oceania, where physiology education will be increasing in importance, keeping in mind the regional cultures that may influence education, and searching for a way to create contents that can be announced and utilized globally.

We here cordially and humbly ask for your understanding of the mission and support for this workshop.

Workshop Outline

1. Workshop denomination: FAOPS2019 & ADInstruments Teaching Workshop,
satellite of the 9th Federation of the Asian and Oceanian Physiological Societies Congress (FAOPS2019)

2. Hosting Organization: Physiological Society of Japan (General Incorporated Association)

3. Dates: March 27-28, 2019

4. Venue: Kobe International Conference Center
6-9-1, Minatojima-nakamachi, Chuo-ku, Kobe-shi, Hyogo, 650-0046, Japan

5. President: KOIBUCHI, Noriyuki M.D., Ph.D.
(Professor and Director, Department of Integrative Physiology, Gunma University Graduate School of Medicine)

6. Academic Theme: "Blossoming the Future of Active Learners"

7. Expected number of participants: approximately 100

Program

Day 1 (March 27, 2019)

Day 2 (March 28, 2019)

key note lecturers

Robert G. Carroll
USA *^1/2/3

Osamu Matsuo
Japan *¹

Date

Time 27-Mar 28-Mar

8:00 Registration Registration

9:00 Welcome address (~9:10, Room 501)
Noriyuki Koibuchi Keynote lecture 2
(~9:40, Room 501)
Osamu Matsuo
(Chair Noriyuki Koibuchi)
"Comprehensive education of basic sciences
― In order to nurture next generations of physician scientists
with active learning attitude"

Keynote lecture 1
(~10:00, Room 501)
Robert Carroll
(Chair Mei-Ling Tsai)
"Should Teachers Be Part of 21st Century Education?"

Tea and rest (9:40~10:00, Lobby)

10:00 Tea and rest (10:00~10:20, Lobby) Workshop 4
(10:00~11:30, Room 501)
Mangala Gunatilake
"Integration of ICT in teaching/learning physiology"

Workshop 5
(10:00~11:30, Room 502)
Arif Siddiqui
Samina Malik ^*
Muhammad Adnan Kanpurwala
"Integrating Research in Undergraduate Medical Curriculum"

Workshop 1
(10:20~11:50, Room 501)
Rob Carroll
Adrianta Surjadhana
Deanne Skelly
"Using clinical cases for Physiology teaching"

11:30 Report from coordinators(Room 501)

12:00 Photo session (12:00~12:10, Room 501) Luncheon Seminar 2
(12:00~12:50, Room 501)
Robb Kneebone
Moderator: Susumu Minamisawa
(Co-sponsored by Wolters Kluwer)
"Motivate to Educate - Innovative Physiology Education"

Luncheon Seminar 1
(12:10~12:50, Room 501)
Masaru Ishimatsu
(Co-sponsored by Bio Research Center/ ADInstruments)
"Physiology practices: past, present, and future"

Closing Speech & Announcement of
IUPS Teaching Workshop
(12:50~13:00, Room 501)
Mei-Ling Tsai

13:00 Poster session
(~14:00, Room 501) Business Meeting
(For next FAOPS and
IUPS teaching WS, Lobby)

14:00 Workshop 2
(14:00~15:30, Room 501)
Fabian C.L. Lim
"To flip or not to flip the physiology class?"

Workshop 3
(14:00~15:30, Room 502)
Greg Tan
David Kwan
"Translating active learning pedagogy to practice" Preparation for
FAOPS2019

15:00

15:30 Report from coordinators(Room 501)

16:00 Tea and rest (15:40~16:10, Lobby)

Symposium & Panel discussion
on international collaboration(Room 501)
(Chair: Masato Shibuya)
1) Masato Shibuya
"Sharing of the "step-by-step" materials"
2) Tony Macknight
"Using patient videos in physiology education"
3) Cheng Ming Hwee
"The Physiology Quiz International Platform: Enhancing Physiology Learning and Teaching"
4) Mei-Ling Tsai
"Discovery of a missing piece in Physiology Textbook through social practice"
5) David C.Y. Kwan
"Let active learning take its full blossom"

17:00

18:00 Hotel Registration, etc

19:00

20:00 Welcome reception and
cultural night
Poster Award
Announcement(Room 502)

Organizing Committee

President Secretary General

Noriyuki Koibuchi *^1/2/3
(Gunma Univ)
Masato Shibuya *^1/2
(Kagawa Nutrition Jr College)

International Program Committee

Robert G. Carroll
USA *^1/2/3

Cheng Ming Hwee
Malaysia *^1/2

Adrianta Surjadhana
Indonesia *^1/2

Mei-Ling Tsai
Taiwan *^1/2/3

David C.Y. Kwan
Hong Kong/ Canada *¹

Fabian C.L. Lim
Singapore *^1/2

Arif Siddiqui
Pakistan *^1/2

Mangala Gunatilake
Sri Lanka *^1/2

Greg Tan
Australia *¹

Deanne Skelly
Australia *¹

Local Organizing Committee

Seiji Esaki Yuko Fukata Masaru Ishimatsu * Yoshiko Kawai Natsu Koyama

Susumu Minamisawa * Shohei Mitani Akira Nakashima Keiichiro Okamoto Tetsu Okumura

Maki Sato Michio Shiibashi Michiko Tanaka Makino Watanabe Osamu Matsuo

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