教員採用・学校法務

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About this app

[Education Laws and Regulations in Their Original Form. Understanding Practical Guidelines Through Articles and Case Law.]

This is a legal app for teacher recruitment exam candidates, current teachers, and those undergoing management selection.

It combines the education laws and regulations that appear on exams with the daily decision-making required after passing the exam.

■ Includes all 47 laws and 4,615 articles (free)

Generated by machine from the original documents distributed by the Digital Agency's "e-Gov Law Search" API.

Includes the full articles, including paragraphs, subparagraphs, and appendices, not summaries. Accessible even without internet connection.

Basic Education Law / School Education Law and its Enforcement Regulations / Local Public Service Law / Special Law on Educational Public Employees /
Law Concerning the Organization and Operation of Local Educational Administration / Teacher Licensing Law / Special Law Concerning Salaries /
Law Concerning the Promotion of Measures to Prevent Bullying / Law Concerning the Prevention of Sexual Violence, etc., Against Children and Students by Educational Personnel, etc. /
Law Concerning the Prevention of Child Abuse, etc. / Child Welfare Law / School Health and Safety Law / Law Concerning the Assurance of Educational Opportunities /
Law Concerning the Elimination of Discrimination against Persons with Disabilities / Basic Law for Children / Copyright Law / Personal Information Protection Law / Penal Code / Civil Code, etc.

All articles can be read even in the free version.

■ Information Sources (Links to Official Pages)

・Articles: Digital Agency "e-Gov Law Search" Law API https://laws.e-gov.go.jp/
・Case Laws: Court Website Case Law Search https://www.courts.go.jp/hanrei/search1/index.html
・Notifications and Guidelines: Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology https://www.mext.go.jp/

The same links can also be accessed from "Information Sources and Disclaimers" within the app. ■ Disclaimer

This app is an unofficial app developed and provided by Beak Co., Ltd.

It has no relation whatsoever to the Digital Agency, the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, the courts, or any other government agencies or local public bodies.

It is neither affiliated with nor represents any of these organizations.

It is not authorized, sponsored, or endorsed by any of these organizations.

The articles included are the original versions as they were obtained. Please check the original documents at the link above to confirm whether the latest amendments are reflected. The content of this app does not constitute legal advice.

■ 42 Case Studies from the Field – Distinguishing between "Whose Action Was It?" and "What Was the Basis?"

"My child was excluded from the class LINE group."
"A student followed me on social media. They're also liking my posts and sending DMs."
"I punched them because they wouldn't listen."
"I confiscated something they brought into school. How and when will I get it back?"
"They call for two hours every night. They stay in the staff room instead of going home."
"Change the homeroom teacher. Fire that teacher."
"There was drinking and sexual activity during the school trip. Are you saying I have to watch them 24 hours a day?"

These are actual statements heard in the field.

Each case is divided into three sections: [Lawful], [Boundary], and [Illegal/NG].

Each sentence indicates the [Teacher], [Student], [Parent], and [School/Government], and
[Laws/Regulations], [Notifications/Guidelines], and [Implementation].

School "NGs" are a mix of three types.

This includes things that are explicitly stated in laws, things required by national or board of education notices, and things that are merely school practices.

Mixing these together in explanations can lead to presenting prohibitions not found in law as if they were laws, and conversely, weakening legal obligations by presenting them as "school judgments."

This app separates and displays them accordingly.

■ 27 Case Laws – Quotations from the Full Text of Judgments, Not Summaries

Created from court website case search results and full judgment texts.

Case number, court, date, and whether it's a judgment or decision are clearly indicated, and the judgment summary is included as is, directly from the full judgment text. Links to the full judgment text are provided.

Includes topics such as accidents during extracurricular club activities and supervisory duties, the applicability of corporal punishment,
reimbursement claims for teachers whose salaries are paid by the prefecture, textbook approval, academic achievement tests,
recommendations for voluntary withdrawal, and judgments regarding work orders for singing the national anthem.

■ 1,249 Practice Questions for Teacher Training

Created from the original text of the laws. There are two types of questions: fill-in-the-blank and article number matching.
The correct answers are all the exact words from the original text. After solving, you can jump directly to the source article.

■ 11 Notifications and Guidelines — with Sources

Student Guidance Manual, Basic Policy for Bullying Prevention,
Guidelines for Investigating Serious Bullying Incidents,
Notification Regarding the Thorough Ensuring of Teacher Service Discipline Regarding the Prevention of Sexual Violence Against Children and Students,
Comprehensive Guidelines Regarding the Ideal Form of School Club Activities and New Community Club Activities,
Guidelines Regarding the Promotion of School Enrollment and Understanding the School Enrollment Status of Foreign Children, etc.

The issuer, date, and URL are included, and the wording of the documents is reproduced exactly as it appeared in the original text.

■ Eight Judgment Flowcharts

"Should this be treated as bullying, or is it a serious incident?"
"Should a child abuse report be filed?"
"A student became ill during exercise on a hot day. Should they rest, go to the nurse's office, or call an ambulance?"
"Earned income from a hobby-related SNS/streaming. Does this constitute a side job?"
"Currently enrolled, but attending an international school."
"Something went missing in the classroom. How should it be handled?"
As you answer the questions, the system will show you what you should do, linked to relevant legal provisions.

■ About the Free Version and PRO

All 47 legal provisions and 4,615 laws are available in the free version.

The free version includes 42 case studies, 3 precedents, 8 judgment flowcharts, 5 practice questions per day, and up to 3 bookmarks.

Upgrading to PRO removes these limitations and provides cross-search functionality (searching for legal provisions, precedents, practice questions, and cases simultaneously) and learning features (scheduled reviews, correct answer rates by subject, and mock exams).

■ Guidelines for Creation

* Articles are not copied by hand. They are generated by machine from the original document, and a separate inspection is conducted to ensure that every single word of the article, paragraph, and subparagraph matches the original.

* Case summaries are not included. Only bibliographic information of primary sources and quotations from the full judgment are included.

* "Guidelines" without sources are not included.

Learning records are stored only on the device and are not sent externally.

Neither advertising SDKs nor analytics SDKs are included.

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初回リリースです。

教育法規47法令4,615条を、e-Gov法令検索の原本から全条収録しました（無料）。
いじめ・SNS・保護者対応・服務など現場ケース42件は、【適法】【境界線】【違法】の
1文ごとに「誰の行為か」と「法令か通知・指針か運用か」を分けて表示します。
判例27件は判決全文からの引用つき、教職教養の予想問題は1,249問を条文の原文から作りました。

お気づきの点があれば、ぜひお知らせください。