STUDY ON CHILDREN'S EVACUATION ACTION FROM FIRE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF STRESS AND EVACUATION GUIDANCE : Evacuation study by evacuation simurator

Yoshioka, Tatsumi; Tatebe, Kenji; Suzuki, Koichi

doi:10.3130/aija.72.69_1

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2007

DOI: 10.3130/aija.72.69_1

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STUDY ON CHILDREN'S EVACUATION ACTION FROM FIRE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF STRESS AND EVACUATION GUIDANCE : Evacuation study by evacuation simurator

Tatsumi Yoshioka¹,

Kenji Tatebe

Koichi Suzuki

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Research on Teachers' Idea of Fire Prevention Education and Teachers' Ability to Prevent Fire

Tatebe¹,

Yoshioka²

2008

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The purpose of this study is to research on teachers' idea of fire prevention education and teachers' ability to prevent fire. We have two things that we want to find out about teachers. One is a questionnaire survey about their idea of fire prevention education and their ability to prevent fire. The other is an experiment with evacuation simulator involving their preference on evacuation route in fire disaster. The results are summarized as follows; �Almost all of the teachers have not received fire prevention education when they were university students. �Almost all of the teachers admit that they need to general fire prevention education. �Only about 22 percent of teachers have confidence in their ability of fire prevention education. �Teachers do not always have knowledge of fire disasters. �Teachers do not always choose safe route at fire disaster in evacuation simulator study.

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Research on Teachers' Idea of Fire Prevention Education and Teachers' Ability to Prevent Fire

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Yoshioka²

2008

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STUDY ON CHILDREN'S EVACUATION ACTION FROM FIRE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF STRESS AND EVACUATION GUIDANCE : Evacuation study by evacuation simurator

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