Kobe Kaisei College - Kobe

I went for work.

The subject name and curriculum have changed. Almost every class is like a seminar. Some teachers have heard me in voice, and I have been surprised at the lack of delicacy. Because of the "ultra-small number of people", everything was apt to fall out of the cylinder, so I had to think that I wanted you to take care of it. Since Professor Ono became president, the class of "Sociolinguistics" is also assigned by a young teacher of All Kaisei from elementary school. Dr. Fukuchi, a teacher of English English at Kids English, is still on YouTube, but he died last year. The students seemed to have a lot of children, such as the daughter of a greengrocer or the daughter of a manager of a private kindergarten or a business person. For those who have been in school from 2008 to 2014, there are only teachers who do not know about psychology. About Ogishi-sensei, Asai-sensei and Minami-sensei ...

It's a small, surprisingly small school. I transferred to another school in the second year, so my enrollment period is short, but I think it was a very small school again. It's small, so it's easy to see, but it's also too much interference. When I was enrolled, Sister was the president, but at some point there was a professor who was said to be the president behind the scenes when a management rights dispute with the professor began. I wonder if it was because it was a small scale, or because it was out of the ordinary.

It is better not to go honestly at such a school. When I was in school, new students had problems and it was an annual event to collect donations instead of expulsion. I heard that internal students and students who are making donations have a little production in advance, so I felt like I was doing it this year as well. The professors say that the school is responsible for what happens inside the school, and that everything is dealt with through the school. The system was such that the recipient of the insurance was also the school, and if something happened, the school would pay for it. The school life is ostensibly generous, but in reality, all the teachers are behind the scenes. Students enrolled in the Millennium Year were praised for admission in a special year of amnesty, taught the spirit of self-sacrifice and service, and planned to create a new theater department. Mystery solving) was done in a team battle. Some students were enthusiastic about it, but in fact, the story itself is a lie that makes people believe in rumors and involves other students, pretending to be a psychology teacher giving advice. It was like doing, and this was a little directing. Carpooling was popular at the time, but it feels like we're doing Stella House in real life. It feels like it's fun and unavoidable for students who are more seriously believing that the drama department can be done depending on their acting, or for students who are interesting like TV. However, some overkill students involved students from other schools, or because their romance did not go well, they took out sleeping pills from home and started a game to put other students to sleep, and sold tranquilizers to interested students. Or try. Of course, I was expelled from school, and I made some donations to avoid dropping out. Yes, the purpose of the school is donations. However, there was a student who mixed sleeping pills with alcohol, and there was a child who collapsed, and a nimble student reported it, and because he was a minor, his parents were caught and it was rough. The student whose parents were caught started to grudge because he was having fun but he reported it, and then rumors flowed again that this was also directed, and this time the deception like a werewolf game began, and it was really Stella House. It looks like. In the meantime, a student who spilled blood and fell down in the school was transported by emergency, and some students believed that it was still acting, and I was really aiming for this school and the insurance money. It was hard to say that. In the meantime, some professors disappeared from the school for a while, and I couldn't do the seminar halfway, so it was hard for me to change the seminar. In the grade before graduation, there were some students who decided to drop out because they were in the middle of writing a graduation thesis but the professor disappeared, and even though they graduated in the next six months, they did not want to call themselves graduates of this school. I decided to drop out.

I don't think it was a very good school. The teachers call the students, hand over the questionnaires of other students as if they were intentionally wrong, and start talking, and then the rumors are disseminated. I found a conversational enthusiast among the enrollees, and intentionally started a conversation with "a story only here" where the student was, and the student who thought that he had heard it happened to hear something interesting and started making noise. All of the teachers worked together to collect donations in the name of avoiding withdrawal each time a student had a slight trouble. Immediately after enrolling, I think that all new students will gather in the assembly hall, but at that time it seems that they are watching the situation to some extent. While I was in school, some people were charged or paid for the money. If I paid, I was given preferential treatment while I was in school, and if I didn't pay, I voluntarily dropped out. The order of Professor Okamura, Professor Ono, and Professor Ishihara has been famous since that time, and there were rumors that he was looking for a successor to Professor Ishihara. A child from another university was involved, and someone started making coffee with sleeping pills, and there was a child who fell down or even reported, and since he was still a minor, no one was caught, but the students It was already difficult for parents to be careful and teachers to be taken away without knowing it. The teachers who came at that time were Mr. Ozaki and Mr. Sotani, but I pretended not to see them. Perhaps it was a time when I was having trouble raising funds, or because a women's college similar to Kaisei went bankrupt, I think I was quite impatient. It seems that the number of students hasn't changed that much, but I think it's still difficult to raise funds.