School / student retrieval method and program

Abstract

To provide a student retrieval method and program allowing users to efficiently and effectively perform school retrieval and student retrieval.SOLUTION: A student uses a student terminal device 4 to register a student tag in a school / student retrieval system 10. A school uses a school terminal device 6 to register a school tag in the school / student retrieval system 10. The student uses the student terminal device 4 to retrieve the school based on the school tag. The school uses the school terminal device 6 to retrieve the student based on the student tag. Both can thus perform message communication with each other based on the retrieval results.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a student search method and program capable of searching for schools and students. [Background technology]

[0002] In recent years, as student numbers have declined, schools have been focusing on recruiting more students. However, there are challenges, such as the inability to hold school information sessions and difficulty in attracting students to joint consultation sessions. In addition, we want to eliminate the mismatch between schools and students, and reach more students. First of all, there is a request for people to learn more about the school and to convey more of its appeal.

[0003] It is also said that disparities have emerged among students and parents in terms of their opportunities to receive private educational services, such as cram schools and online learning tools, due to family economic circumstances and the digital divide. However, at the same time, this has created a large disparity in the number of sources of information related to education. The recent social situation caused by the infectious disease has made the situation even more serious.

[0004] On the other hand, we hear many school teachers say that they are unable to carry out public relations activities as they would like due to the current social situation. They are extremely busy with countless tasks, and we often see them feeling a little confused in the midst of major social changes. For students, a school encompasses "encounters" that have a major impact on their lives, and for many students, choosing a school should be an "encounter" that they actually go to, see, meet, listen to, and experience with their five senses. Despite this, opportunities for such "encounters" are gradually becoming more remote due to the current situation, the prevalence of information on the Internet, and the economic and information gaps mentioned earlier. As a result, children pass each other by without noticing more attractive schools, or without being noticed by others. Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0005] Thus, there is a demand to provide schools and students with opportunities for appropriate encounters.

[0006] The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a student search method and program that are capable of efficiently and effectively performing school and student searches. [Means for solving the problem]

[0007] The present invention is a school and student search method that causes a computer to execute the following steps: a first step of registering school information received from a school; a second step of registering student information received from a student; a third step of providing a screen for creating a student web page associated with the registered student that can be edited by the registered student; a fourth step of providing a search request source with information about students that meet search criteria based on the registered student information in response to a search request from the school; and a fifth step of providing the student web page of the student searched for in the fourth step to the search request source.

[0008] Preferably, the computer is caused to execute a seventh step of generating recommended student information indicating students to be recommended to the school based on the student information and the school information, and providing the recommended student information to the school.

[0009] Preferably, step 7 involves inputting the school information into a trained model that has been machine-learned to determine the relationship between student information of students who have previously enrolled in the school and school information of the school, and generating the recommended student information that predicts and indicates students who will be recommended to the school.

[0010] Preferably, the computer is caused to execute a sixth step of generating recommended school information indicating schools recommended for the student based on the student information and the school information, and providing the recommended school information to the student.

[0011] Preferably, the sixth step involves inputting the student information into a trained model that has been machine-learned to determine the relationship between the student's school satisfaction information at the school that the student previously attended, the school information of the school, and the student's student information, and generating the recommended school information that predicts and indicates schools that will be recommended to the student.

[0012] Preferably, when the recommendations of both the student and the school match based on the recommended student information and the recommended school information, a process is performed to increase the recommendation level and display it.

[0013] Preferably, the system associates the student with the student's guardian, and provides a means of communication between the guardian and the school in response to a request from the school or guardian.

[0014] Preferably, the student information includes information on the student's desired school and living situation, and the guardian information includes information on the guardian's perception of the student, and based on the student information and the guardian information, a process is performed to visualize and display the gap between the guardian's perception of the student and the student's own self-perception.

[0015] Preferably, the contents of the test, such as the applicant's ranking at each school of choice, study time, and satisfaction with family, are displayed so that the relative position in the population can be visually grasped.

[0016] Preferably, the school is a junior high school or a high school, and after the student enrolls in the junior high school or high school, the computer executes a process of adding and registering the student's learning information or activity information at the junior high school or high school received from the student to the student information of the student, and in response to a search request from a high school or university that the student is considering enrolling in next, providing the search request source with student information of a student that meets the search criteria based on the student information after the addition and the student information before the addition.

[0017] The present invention also causes a computer to execute a first step of registering school information received from a school, a second step of registering student information received from a student, a third step of providing a screen for creating a student web page associated with the registered student that can be edited by the registered student, a fourth step of providing a search request source with information about students that meet search criteria based on the registered student information in response to a search request from the school, and a fifth step of providing the student web page of the student searched for in the fourth step to the search request source. Effect of the Invention

[0018] According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a student search method and program that enable efficient and effective school and student searches. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0019] [Figure 1] FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a network environment of a school and student search system 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Diagram 2] FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining tag matching by the school and student search system 10 shown in FIG. [Diagram 3] Figure 3 is a diagram illustrating the concept of a school using tags to search for students. [Figure 4] Figure 4 is a diagram illustrating the concept of a school using tags to search for students. [Diagram 5]FIG. 5 is a flow chart for explaining the flow of a school searching for students using the school / student search system 10. [Figure 6] FIG. 6 is a flow chart for explaining the flow of a student searching for a school using the school / student search system 10. [Figure 7] FIG. 7 is a flow chart for explaining the process related to the recommendation level of a student and a school. [Figure 8] FIG. 8 is a flow chart for explaining the flow after a student advances to higher education through the processes shown in FIGS. [Figure 9] FIG. 9 is a flow chart for explaining the process of registering a guardian and associating a student with a guardian. [Figure 10] FIG. 10 is a diagram for explaining the function of the school and student search system 10, which visually displays the results based on answers to questions from students and parents. [Figure 11] FIG. 11 is a diagram for explaining a case where a student's motivation to learn and confidence in learning are visually displayed. [Figure 12] FIG. 12 is a diagram for explaining a graph showing the response information of students and parents for comparison. [Figure 13] FIG. 13 is a diagram for explaining a graph showing the response information of students and parents for comparison. [Figure 14] FIG. 14 is a diagram for explaining the trained model 35 used in the recommended student search. [Figure 15] FIG. 15 is a diagram for explaining the trained model 37 used for the recommended school search. [Figure 16] FIG. 16 is a diagram showing the configuration of the student terminal device 4 shown in FIG. [Figure 17] FIG. 17 is a configuration diagram of the school terminal device 6 shown in FIG. [Figure 18] FIG. 18 is a configuration diagram of the school and student search system 10 shown in FIG. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0020] A school and student search system according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described below. FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a network environment of a school and student search system 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0021] As shown in FIG. 1, a school and student search system 10 communicates with a plurality of student terminal devices 4 and a plurality of school terminal devices 6 via a network 9 .

[0022] As shown in FIG. 2, a student uses a student terminal device 4 to register a student tag in a school and student search system 10 . In addition, the school uses the school terminal device 6 to register a school tag in the school and student search system 10 . The student uses the student terminal device 4 to search for a school based on the school tag. The school uses the school terminal device 6 to search for students based on the student tags. The two parties will be able to send messages to each other based on the search results.

[0023] Tags are used, for example, in the following ways: #school / student tags will be added and updated regularly, and original school tags are also supported. #School tag examples (partial) #Private#Metropolitan#National#Boys' school#Girls' school#Co-ed#University-affiliated school#Credit system #Correspondence course #Part-time course #Local study abroad #Dormitory school #XX line #△△ station #Welfare #Art #Cooking qualification #Culture #Easy to attend even if you have a lot of days off #IT #Business #Agriculture #Manufacturing #Dress code #ICT class #eSports #9 subjects 27 #Baseball club #Student tag examples (partial) #I love sports #I love raising children #I love helping others #I love making things #Interested in business #Love cooking #Love art #Interested in IT #Interested in programming#Want to try new things#Love nature #I like trains #I like science #I'm interested in foreign languages ​​#I'm interested in studying abroad #I want to relearn English#I love clothes#I love creating events#I love animals

[0024] 3 and 4 are diagrams for explaining the concept of a school searching for students using tags. As shown in Figures 3 and 4, a school can operate a school terminal device 6 to send a request to the school / student search system 10 to search for students of interest using tags, and receive the results from the school / student search system 10.

[0025] <Student search behavior by school> FIG. 5 is a flow chart for explaining the flow of a school searching for students using the school / student search system 10. Each step will be explained below.

[0026] STEP ST11: A person in charge of a school operates a school terminal device 6 to register school information in the school and student search system 10. The school and student search system 10 stores the information in a searchable format. The school information is information about the school, such as the school name, address, number of male and female students, entrance examination information, the school's curriculum, characteristics of classes, career paths of graduates, study abroad programs, scholarship programs, and the like.

[0027] STEP ST12: A student operates a student terminal device 4 to register student information in the school and student search system 10 . The school and student search system 10 stores the information in a searchable format. The student information is information about the student, such as the student's name, address, nearest station, gender, school of choice, grades in courses, mock exam results, certification exam results, qualifications, strong and weak subjects, exam and recommendation requests, club activities, awards, extracurricular activities, hobbies, school search history (search tags and search keywords used in searches), school suitability assessment results, personality assessment results, and content posted by the student on their own student website.

[0028] STEP ST13: The school / student search system 10 opens a student web page exclusively for the student registered in step ST12, and enables the student to edit the web page.

[0029] STEP ST14: The student terminal device 4 posts information about itself on its own student web page opened in step ST13. This calculation may include a pre-posting check process by the school and student search system 10. Furthermore, the school and student search system 10 may add a portion of the information posted on the student's web page to the student information of the student. The information that a student posts on the student web page may be, for example, information about daily life such as hobbies and activities, or a self-promotion message for the school.

[0030] STEP ST15: A person in charge of a school operates the school terminal device 6 to send a student search request to the school and student search system 10. The student search request includes search tags such as the student tags and school tags described above. In response to a student search request from a school, the school / student search system 10 searches for recommended student information related to students who meet the search criteria (students recommended for the school) based on registered student information.

[0031] STEP ST16: The school and student search system 10 transmits the recommended student information (student search results) searched for in step ST15 to the school terminal device 6 that originated the search request. Based on the student search results received in step ST16, the school terminal device 6 becomes able to browse the student information of the student and the web page of the student.

[0032] STEP ST17: The school terminal device 6 sends a message or the like to the student terminal device 4 of the student based on the recommended student information received in step ST16, and makes contact. At this time, the school / student search system 10 provides an environment (function) such as an SNS that allows messages to be sent and received between the student terminal device 4 and the school terminal device 6. Through the exchange of messages, schools and students can promote themselves to each other. Through this type of interaction between the school and the student, the student decides which school to apply to or attend.

[0033] <School search behavior by students> FIG. 6 is a flow chart for explaining the flow of a student searching for a school using the school / student search system 10. Each step will be explained below.

[0034] STEP ST21: A student operates the student terminal device 4 to transmit a school search request to the school and student search system 10. The school search request includes search tags such as the student tag and school tag as described above. In response to a school search request from a student, the school and student search system 10 searches for recommended school information related to students (schools recommended for the student) that meet the search criteria based on registered school information.

[0035] STEP ST22: The school and student search system 10 transmits the recommended school information (school search results) searched for in step ST21 to the student terminal device 4 that originated the search request. The student terminal device 4 collects information by, for example, browsing the school web page of the school based on the recommended school information received in step ST21.

[0036] STEP ST23: Based on the recommended school information received in step ST22, the student terminal device 4 can send a message or the like to the school terminal device 6 of the school to make contact. At this time, the school / student search system 10 provides an environment (function) such as an SNS that allows messages to be sent and received between the student terminal device 4 and the school terminal device 6. Through the exchange of messages, schools and students can promote themselves to each other. Through this type of interaction between the school and the student, the student decides which school to apply to or attend.

[0037] <Student / school recommendation level> FIG. 7 is a flow chart for explaining the process related to the recommendation level of a student and a school. STEP ST31: The school / student search system 10 determines whether or not there are any matching recommendations for both students and schools, based on the recommended student information and recommended school information generated in the processes of FIGS.

[0038] STEP ST32: The school / student search system 10 increases the recommendation level of the student for the school. For example, when displaying recommended students on the school terminal device 6 of the school, the school and student search system 10 displays a high recommendation level.

[0039] STEP ST34: The school / student search system 10 increases the recommendation level of the school for the student. For example, when displaying recommended schools on the student terminal device 4 of the student, the school and student search system 10 displays schools that are highly recommended.

[0040] <Adding further education information> The process after a student advances to higher education through the process shown in FIGS. 5 to 7 will be described below. FIG. 8 is a flow chart for explaining the flow after a student advances to higher education through the processes shown in FIGS. Each step will be explained below.

[0041] Step ST41: When the school and student search system 10 receives the information on the school of the student from the student terminal device 4, the process proceeds to step ST42.

[0042] STEP ST42: A person in charge of the school operates the school terminal device 6 to register information about the school to be advanced to in the school and student search system 10. In other words, the information is added to the student information of the student. The school and student search system 10 stores the information in a searchable format. The information on the school to which the student will attend is, for example, the name and address of the school to which the student will attend.

[0043] STEP ST43: When the school and student search system 10 receives, from a student who has advanced to a new school, a request to edit and update the student's web page or information about the new school, the system proceeds to step ST44. The student information of the school to which the student will advance is information about the student, such as the student's address at the school to which the student will advance, the nearest station, gender, school of choice, grades in subjects taken, mock exam results, certification exam results, qualifications, strong and weak subjects, exam and recommendation requests, club activities, awards, extracurricular activities, hobbies, school search history (search tags and search keywords used in the search), school suitability assessment results, personality assessment results, etc.

[0044] STEP ST44: The school and student search system 10 adds information about the school to which the student will advance to the student information. The school and student search system 10 also permits updates to the student web page in response to an update request from the student.

[0045] Schools (e.g., universities or vocational schools) in the grades above the school (e.g., high school) that the student has advanced to can search for the student based on the student information, similar to the example shown in Figure 5. For example, a person in charge at a university operates the school terminal device 6 to transmit a student search request to the school and student search system 10 . In response to a student search request from a school, the school / student search system 10 searches for information on students that meet the search criteria based on the registered student information (student information before and after addition). The school / student search system 10 transmits the student search results to the school terminal device 6 that originated the search request. Based on the received student search results, the school terminal device 6 becomes able to view the student information of the student and the web page of the student.

[0046] This allows schools in higher grades to search for students using student information from previous schools in addition to student information from the student's current school.

[0047] <Parental Function> The following describes the functions related to students' parents. FIG. 9 is a flow chart for explaining the process of registering a guardian and associating a student with a guardian. STEP ST51: A student's guardian operates a guardian terminal device 8 to register guardian information in a school and student search system 10 . The guardian information is, for example, information such as the guardian's name, address, student, and relationship to the student.

[0048] STEP ST52: A student or a guardian sends an invitation message to another party by operating the student terminal device 4 or the guardian terminal device 8. The message sending and receiving is realized by using a general means such as e-mail or a communication function provided by the school and student search system 10.

[0049] STEP ST53: In step ST32, the person who received the message operates the student terminal device 4 or the guardian terminal device 8 to transmit an acceptance message to the school and student search system 10. When the school and student search system 10 confirms that mutual agreement has been reached based on the agreement message, it proceeds to step ST54.

[0050] STEP ST54: The school and student search system 10 performs a process of associating the student and the guardian related to the acceptance message received in step ST53. The school and student search system 10 allows the associated users to process the associated users using functions, etc., which will be described later with reference to Figures 10 to 13. Note that the guardian account can view the registered items and messages of the student account, but cannot edit them.

[0051] Below, we will explain the functions that help understand the perceptions of students and parents. The student information includes, for example, information about the student's preferred school and living situation. Specifically, this information includes aspirations (interests, concerns), living situation (academics, school, family, anxiety about friendships, satisfaction, etc.).

[0052] The guardian information includes, for example, the guardian's perception of the student.

[0053] For example, in response to a request from a guardian via a guardian terminal device 8 or a request from a student via a student terminal device 4, the school / student search system 10 performs processing based on student information and guardian information to visualize the gap between the guardian's perception of the student and the student's own self-perception (it also handles content such as psychological tests, and can also use AI).

[0054] FIG. 10 is a diagram for explaining the function of the school and student search system 10, which visually displays the results based on answers to questions from students and parents.

[0055] As shown in Fig. 10, the school and student search system 10 transmits question information about motivation to learn and confidence in learning to the student terminal device 4 and the school terminal device 6, and receives and stores the answer information. The question information is, for example, a plurality of questions and options ("About relationships with family" 1. Anxious 2. Somewhat anxious), etc.

[0056] Based on the response information received from the guardian, the school and student search system 10 displays a screen on the guardian terminal device 8 that visually indicates the results. In addition, the school / student search system 10 displays a screen on the student terminal device 4 and the guardian terminal device 8 that visually shows the results based on the response information received from the students and the response information received from the guardians. The school and student search system 10 calculates the degree of each item based on the received response information, for example, and displays it as a percentage.

[0057] FIG. 11 is a diagram for explaining a case where a student's motivation to learn and confidence in learning are visually displayed. FIG. 11 is an example of a percentage display. 12 and 13 are diagrams for explaining graphs that enable comparison of response information between students and parents. The school and student search system 10 allows the gap in perception between students and parents to be visually grasped by displaying a diagram such as that shown in FIG. 12 on the student terminal device 4 or the school terminal device 6. In the pie charts shown in Figs. 11 to 13, the further to the left you go, the closer to 0 you get, and the further to the right you go, the closer to 100 you get, and the stronger the degree becomes. In the coordinate graph, the degree of change increases as you move in the direction of the arrow on both the X and Y axes. The circle in the coordinate system indicates the calculated value. Similarly, on a meter graph, the further to the right you go the stronger the intensity.

[0058] The student's aspirations (interests, concerns) and living conditions (level of anxiety and satisfaction with academics, school, family, friendships, etc., shown as percentages) are quantified by assigning a score to each answer. This visualizes the gap between the parents' perception of the student and the student's own self-perception. 50(%) is the median value for all graphs. For parents, questions that allow comparisons with children of the same generation (such as the ranking of applicants for the school of choice, study time, satisfaction with family, etc.) are displayed in percentile form like in intelligence tests (where the child's score falls within the population of the same grade, generation, etc., and is displayed in a graph with values ​​from 0 to 100% with 50% at the center).

[0059] <Search (recommended) learning function> Hereinafter, a case will be described in which the school and student search system 10 uses a trained model in the recommended student search in step ST15 of FIG. 5 and the recommended school search in step ST21 of FIG. FIG. 14 is a diagram for explaining the trained model 35 used in the recommended student search. The trained model 35 shown in FIG. 14 is realized by processing of the school and student search system 10.

[0060] As shown in FIG. 14, in the recommended student search in step ST15, the trained model 35 inputs student information and school information in response to a student search request from a school, and outputs recommended student information to be recommended to the school.

[0061] The trained model 35 is generated by machine learning the relationship between the student information of students who have enrolled in each school in the past and the school information of the school. At this time, training is performed to increase the probability of recommending students whose attributes (student information) are similar to those of students who have enrolled in the school in the past. For example, learning is based on information such as the closer the distance between home and school, the lower the mock test score by a certain amount compared to the school's deviation score, the more club activities students are interested in, and the higher the admission rate.

[0062] FIG. 15 is a diagram for explaining the trained model 37 used for the recommended school search. The trained model 37 shown in FIG. 15 is realized by processing of the school and student search system 10.

[0063] As shown in FIG. 15, in the recommended school search in step ST21, the trained model 37 inputs student information and school information in response to a school search request from a student, and outputs recommended school information to be recommended to the student.

[0064] The trained model 35 is a trained model that has been machine-learned to learn the relationship between the school satisfaction information of the student at the school that the student previously attended, the school information of the school, and the student information of the student. At this time, training is performed to increase the probability of recommending the school attended by the highly satisfied student to a student whose attributes (student information) are similar to those of the highly satisfied student. The school satisfaction information is information obtained, for example, by conducting a survey of the student at a predetermined time after the student enrolls in the school. The survey items included studies, school life outside of studies, club activities, teachers, etc.

[0065] FIG. 16 is a diagram showing the configuration of the student terminal device 4 shown in FIG. 16, the student terminal device 4 includes, for example, a display 51, a camera 52, a microphone 53, an operation unit 54, a network communication unit 56, a memory 57, and a processing unit 61, which are housed in the same housing. The housing is a hollow rectangular parallelepiped or cube.

[0066] The display 51 displays an image based on a signal from the processing unit 61. That is, the display 51 performs the screen display of the student terminal device 4 described above. The camera 52 captures an image of the target. The microphone 53 captures the user's voice. The operation unit 54 is an operation means such as a touch panel, a switch provided on the housing of the student terminal device 4, a remote control, or the like. It is an integrated circuit or a board (such as an expansion card) that contains the device. For example, it is built into a module.

[0067] The network communication unit 56 communicates with the school terminal device 6, the parent terminal device 8, and the school and student search system 10 via the network 9 shown in FIG. The memory 57 stores a program executed by the processing unit 61. The memory 57 stores received information and information generated by the processing unit 61. The processing unit 61 executes the program PRG1 stored in the memory 59 to perform the processing of the student terminal device 4 defined in this embodiment.

[0068] FIG. 17 is a configuration diagram of the school terminal device 6 shown in FIG. 17, the school terminal device 6 has, for example, a display 151, a camera 152, a microphone 153, an operation unit 154, a network communication unit 156, a memory 157, and a processing unit 161, which are housed in the same housing. The housing is a hollow rectangular parallelepiped or cube.

[0069] The display 151 displays an image based on a signal from the processing unit 161. That is, the display 151 performs the screen display of the student terminal device 4 described above. The camera 152 captures an image of an object. The microphone 153 captures the user's voice. The operation unit 154 is an operation means such as a touch panel, a switch provided on the housing of the school terminal device 6, a remote control, or the like. It is an integrated circuit or a board (such as an expansion card) that contains the device. For example, it is built into a module.

[0070] The network communication unit 156 communicates with the student terminal devices 4, the parent terminal devices 8, and the school and student search system 10 via the network 9 shown in FIG. The memory 157 stores a program executed by the processing unit 161. The memory 57 stores received information and information generated by the processing unit 161. The processing unit 161 executes the program PRG2 stored in the memory 159 to perform the processing of the school terminal device 6 defined in this embodiment.

[0071] FIG. 18 is a configuration diagram of the school and student search system 10 shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 18, the school and student search system 10 has a network communication unit 66, a memory 67, and a processing unit 71, which are housed in the same housing.

[0072] The network communication unit 66 communicates with the student terminal device 4, the school terminal device 6, and the parent terminal device 8 via the network 9 shown in FIG. The memory 67 stores a program executed by the processing unit 71. The memory 67 stores received information and information generated by the processing unit 71. The processing unit 71 executes the program PRG3 stored in the memory 67 to perform the processing of the school and student search system 10 defined in this embodiment. That is, the processing unit 71 performs the processing of the school and student search system 10 described above.

[0073] As described above, the school and student search system 10 makes it possible to perform school searches and student searches efficiently and effectively. This will allow us to protect the "encounter" between the school and its students. We will be able to protect what needs to be protected while adapting to changes in society. In this way, the school / student search system 10 is a new interactive tool for "encounters" that anyone can use, so that all schools and all students are given equal opportunities to "encounter." Every child can learn in the school that is right for them and, in time, play their own role in helping to create their / our bright future.

[0074] The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments. In other words, those skilled in the art may make various modifications, combinations, sub-combinations, and substitutions of the components of the above-described embodiment within the technical scope of the present invention or an equivalent scope.

[0075] In addition to the school, it is also possible to register the student's homeroom teacher and associate him or her with the student. [Industrial Applicability]

[0076] The present invention is applicable to a system for searching for schools and students. [Explanation of symbols]

[0077] 4. Student terminal device 6. School terminal equipment 10. School and student search system 35…Trained model 37…Trained model

Claims

1. The first step involves processing the registration of school information received from the school, The second step involves processing and registering student information received from students, A third step involves providing a screen that creates a student webpage associated with the registered student that can be edited by the student, A fourth step involves, in response to a search request from the aforementioned school, providing the requesting party with information about students that match the search criteria, based on the registered student information. A fifth step involves providing the student's webpage, which was retrieved in the fourth step, to the search requester. A sixth step involves generating recommended student information that indicates students to recommend to the school based on the aforementioned student information and school information, and providing the said recommended student information to the school. The computer executes this, The aforementioned step 6 is, The process involves inputting the school information into a pre-trained model that has been trained using machine learning to analyze the relationship between student information of students who have previously enrolled in the school and the school information of the school in question, and then generating recommended student information that predicts which students would be recommended to attend the school. How to search for schools and students.

2. A sixth step involves generating recommended school information that indicates schools to recommend to the student, based on the student information and the school information, and providing the student with the recommended school information. To cause the computer to execute The method for searching for schools and students as described in claim 1.

3. The sixth step is, The process involves inputting the student's information into a pre-trained machine learning model that has been trained on the relationship between the student's school satisfaction information at the schools the student previously attended, the school's information, and the student's information, in order to generate recommended school information that predicts and shows schools that would be suitable for the student. The method for searching for schools and students as described in claim 2.

4. Based on the aforementioned recommended student information and recommended school information, if the recommendations for both the student and the school match, the recommendation level is increased and the school is displayed accordingly. The method for searching for schools and students as described in claim 2.

5. The aforementioned student and the student's guardian are linked, In response to a request from the school or the guardian, the process provides a means of communication between the guardian and the school. The method for searching for schools and students as described in claim 2.

6. The aforementioned student information includes information on the student's desired school and living situation. The aforementioned guardian information includes the guardian's perception of the student, Based on the aforementioned student information and parent information, the system performs a process to visualize and display the gap between the parent's perception of the student and the student's own self-perception. The method for searching for schools and students as described in claim 5.

7. The system processes the results obtained from the test, such as the applicant's ranking at each desired school, study time, and satisfaction with their family, to visually display their relative position within the overall population. The method for searching for schools and students as described in claim 6.

8. The aforementioned school is either a junior high school or a high school. After the aforementioned student enters junior high or high school, the learning information or activity information of the student at junior high or high school received from the student is added to the aforementioned student information and registered. In response to a search request from a high school or university that the aforementioned student is a candidate to attend next, the system provides the requesting party with student information of students that meet the search criteria, based on the student information after the addition and the student information before the addition. The school / student search method according to claim 1, which is to be executed by the computer.

9. The aforementioned school is either a junior high school or a high school. After the aforementioned student enters junior high or high school, the learning information or activity information of the student at junior high or high school received from the student is added to the aforementioned student information and registered. In response to a search request from a high school or university that the aforementioned student is a candidate to attend next, the system provides the requesting party with student information of students that meet the search criteria, based on the student information after the addition and the student information before the addition. The school / student search method according to claim 3, which is to be executed by the computer.

10. The first step involves processing the registration of school information received from the school, The second step involves processing and registering student information received from students, A third step involves providing a screen that creates a student webpage associated with the registered student that can be edited by the student, A fourth step involves, in response to a search request from the aforementioned school, providing the requesting party with information about students that match the search criteria, based on the registered student information. A fifth step involves providing the student's webpage, which was retrieved in the fourth step, to the search requester. A sixth step involves generating recommended student information that indicates students to recommend to the school based on the aforementioned student information and school information, and providing the said recommended student information to the school. A program that causes a computer to execute, The aforementioned step 6 is, The process involves inputting the school information into a pre-trained model that has been trained using machine learning to analyze the relationship between student information of students who have previously enrolled in the school and the school information of the school in question, and then generating recommended student information that predicts which students would be recommended to attend the school. program.

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