ETJ Kobe:

Using Readers in Your Classroom

Date: Sunday, March 13th, 2005 Time: 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Speaker: Janina Tubby

Description:
Whether you are teaching in university, high school, kid's school, business, conversation school or any other environment, introducing readers in your classroom and/or homework program not only helps your learners become better readers, it also encourages autonomous learning, a wider vocabulary and even helps improve fluency! This workshop will introduce techniques for using readers creatively in your classroom, and practical tips for setting up a reading program, purchasing readers and organizing a library with limited funds. Bring along your favorite readers and activities too! About the speaker: Janina Tubby teaches university students at Ryutsu Kagaku University and kids in her own school, EnglishDream. She has extensive experience as a teacher and teacher trainer and has used readers in classes with learners at conversation school, kid's school, university and in company programs.

Organization: ETJ Kobe (English Teachers in Japan) (ETJ Kobe)

Cost: 500 yen (includes light refreshments)

Venue: Takigawa Boy's Jr/Sr High School, 2-1-1 Hoden cho, Suma Ku Kobe. Sanyo or ChikatetsuI Itayado Station. 5 min walk, behind Daiei. Free parking available.

Location: Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan

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