English Teaching Workshop:

Online Workshop, How to Teach Where and Who to Children

Date: Thursday, September 30th, 2010 Time: 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM

Speaker: Yuco Kikuchi

Description:
Teaching/Learning prepositions can be fun when tools that attract children are used. In this workshop the facilitator shares step by step approach to teaching prepositions and fun activities for reinforcement. During the last half of the workshop participants will be shown the ways of introducing children to the grammar rule, third person singular present S, using who and where together with occupations. The workshop will be conducted in Japanese with English assistance by the facilitator.

Streaming Video: You can participate in this workshop from afar at your home, if you are not able to come to the venue all the way. We call this technology a "video streaming". What you need are:
1. PC with Windows XP or Windows Vista, or Mac with MacOS X.
2. Broadband circuit; either Fiberoptical cable circuit or ADSL circuit.
3. Windows Media Player (download freely from www.microsoft.com).
4. Skype (an Internet phone; download freely from www.skype.com) for virtual interactivity.
5. Hopefully a headset for your better audibility.
You are welcome to share such opportunities with us on site at the venue or online streamed live over the Internet.

Pre-registration is required for both onsite and online participation. Please email Yuco Kikuchi at yuco@onlineworkshop.net

Organization: English Teaching Workshop

Cost: English Teaching Workshop Members: 2,000 yen for members who pre-register
Non-members: 2,500 yen for non-members, online participants and onsite registration

Venue: Chiyoda Building 1F, 2-37 Ichigaya Tamachi, Shinjuku-ku

Location: Tokyo, Tokyo Metropolis, Japan

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Website: kids-activities.org/

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Mobile phone: 070-6400-6464
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