HAYAKAWA Takuya 早川 琢也
  • Junior Associate Professor
  • Department of Health and Sports Sciences, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences
Faculty Profile
Research Field

Sport Psychology, Educational Psychology, Motor Learning

Affiliated Academic Societies

Association for Applied Sport Psychology / Japanese Society of Sport Psychology / The Japan Society of Coaching Studies / Japan Society of Physical Education, Health, and Sport Studies

Courses Taught

SLSⅠ(Badminton、New sports、Fitness), SLSⅡ(Cricket, New Sports), SLSⅢ(Badminton、New sports、Fitness), SLSⅣ(Cricket, New Sports)Net Type Sport (Table Tennis)

Academic Degrees

Doctor of Philosophy in Education, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, the United States of America
Master of Science in Kinesiology, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, the United States of America
Master of Science in Physical Education, Tokai University

Brief Biography

Keio University Institute of Physical Education, Researcher
Sophia University, Faculty of Humanities, Adjunct Lecturer
Japan Institute of Sport Science, adjunct employee
Japan Institute of Sport Science, contract employee

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Research Overview

What are the significant aspects of an environment where everyone enjoys playing sports? To clarify this research question, I pay attention to "autonomy" and "sport environment enabling people for proactive engagement". Specifically, I have investigated aspects that formulate an environment facilitating them to proactive engage in sport and coaching behaviors encouraging players to be autonomous. Also, I am interested in practicing and researching mental training for optimal development and maximum performance.

List of Researches
Research Keywords

Self-Regulated Learning, Autonomy Support, Self-Determination Theory, Instructional Design, Mental Training

Academic Papers

1. Aha, I'm a Designer?! Becoming Empowered Designers Therough Course Experiences. Yamagata-Lynch, L. C., Chang, H. H., Hayakawa, T., Mastrogiovanni, J. M., Shipley, L. A., Miller, C., and Durbin, T. M. Educatnal Technology Beyond Content, Springer, 2020

2. Pre-Service Teacher's Efficacy, Anxiety, and Concerns about Data and the New Idea of Anchored Judgment. Dunn, K. E., Airola, D. T., and Hayakawa, T. Current Issues in Education, 21(1), 2020.

Message

What do you want to do after graduating from the university? You may take advantage of four-year university life to develop skills for your goals and dreams. Thoroughly consider the required knowledge and skills for the future, and promote them together.