ELT Events CalendarSaturday, June 22nd, 2002West Tokyo Chapter of the Japan Association for Language Teaching How to Make Web Pages to Facilitate Learning and TeachingSpeaker: Kobayashi Etsuo Time: 1:30 PM - 4:00 PM Date: Saturday, June 22nd, 2002 Location: Tokyo Venue: Rikkyo University, Niiza-Campus, Computer Room Description: This is a workshop where participants will learn how to make their own Web pages. We will learn basic HTML , how to put links to other pages and ... (113 more words)[more details]
Nagasaki Chapter of the Japan Association for Language Teaching Two Presentations: (1) Social Change in Textbook Contents; (2) Evaluating and Modifying ExercisesSpeaker: Bill Pellowe, Kinki University Time: 1:30 PM - 4:30 PM Date: Saturday, June 22nd, 2002 Location: Nagasaki Venue: Kotsu Sangyou Center, Nagasaki Bus Terminal Building, 4F, Volunteer Center Description: In the first half of today's event, Pellowe illustrates trends in textbooks' social content (such as racial and gender inclusion, deliberate thwarting of stereotypes, and the disappearance of religion ... (57 more words)[more details]
Akita Chapter of the Japan Association for Language Teaching Effective Language Learning Strategies and TechniquesSpeaker: Dave Ragan Time: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM Date: Saturday, June 22nd, 2002 Location: Akita Venue: GH-300, MSU-A (Minnesota State University Akita) Description: The presenter believes that every language learner needs a portable recorder to collect and review her target language. Come to this workshop to find out why and how. We ... (122 more words)[more details]
Temple University Japan Discourse Analysis and the Language ClassroomSpeaker: Noel Houck, California State University, Long Beach Time: 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM Date: Saturday, June 22nd, 2002 Location: Tokyo Venue: Temple University Japan, Tokyo Center, 2-8-12 Minami Azabu; Minato-ku, Tokyo Description: This course will first explore several current approaches to describing spoken language: especially functional analysis, conversation analysis, and interactional sociolinguistics. We will then focus on what these different approaches ... (188 more words)[more details]
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