Research Group for Teaching Conversation in Japan:

8th Immediate Method Autumn Workshop

Date: Sunday, November 23rd, 2008 Time: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Speaker: Jean-Luc Azra, Pierre Babineau, Bill Perry, Stephen Richmond, Kathy Riley, Marc Sheffner, Bruno Vannieu

Description:
The Immediate Method (IM) Autumn Workshop is an annual event that brings together foreign language teachers from all over Japan to learn and exchange ideas about conversation teaching. It is organized by the School of Languages and Communication of Kobe University and the Research Group for Teaching Conversation in Japan. The morning is dedicated to training and the afternoon to sharing experiences. Please see the detailed program here.

Organization: Research Group for Teaching Conversation in Japan

Cost: free

Venue: Kobe University, School of Languages and Communication (D building in the Kokusai Bunka Gakubu campus)

Location: Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan

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Website: immediate-method.com/

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