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Saturday, March 8th, 2008

Japan Association for Language Teaching
New Ideas to Change Junior High English Lessons
Speaker: Koichi Kawamura
Time: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Date: Saturday, March 8th, 2008
Location: Kitakyushu, Fukuoka
Venue: Kitakyushu International Conference Center (a 5-minute walk from the Kokura train station for shinkansen, JR train)
Description: Since most public junior high schools teach no more than three English lessons per week, it has been really difficult for junior high teachers to teach effectively. Students easily ... (267 more words)
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Japan Association for Language Teaching
SELHi Project: Enriching EFL through the teaching of pragmatics
Speaker: Jeremie Bouchard (Sapporo Sacred Heart School)
Time: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Date: Saturday, March 8th, 2008
Location: Gifu
Venue: Heartful Square (southeast section of Gifu JR Station), Gifu City, Gifu-ken
Description: The presentation, a combination of lecture and group discussion, will focus on a SELHi (Super English Language High School) initiative involving two English courses: Comprehensive and Interactive. The Comprehensive ... (136 more words)
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ELT means English Language Teaching. The ELT Calendar contains information about conferences, conventions, workshops, presentations and other events of professional interest to teachers of EFL ( English as a Foreign Language ) and ESL ( English as a Second Language ) in Japan, and the research communities of SLA (Second Language Acquisition), TESOL ( Teaching English as a Second or Other Language ), TEFL ( Teaching English as a Foriegn Language ) and others relevant to language learning and teaching English in Japan.