ETJ Tokyo:

Speaking Activities - Getting your students to speak out more in class

Date: Sunday, March 4th, 2018 Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Speaker: Nena Hosonaka, Chadi Dubois, Chineze (Chinny) Mbakwe

Description:
Come join us for the first ETJ Tokyo workshop of 2018! Are you looking to get a jump start and fresh ideas for your classroom? Would you like to learn new techniques and activities for getting your students to speak out? Then you have found the right workshop. This new style of ETJ workshop will focus on active participation from all attendees and give as many teachers a chance to share.

Three presenters will share their personal successes when it comes to getting students to speak out and which activities have worked well. Each presenter will give a short presentation and then allow for time to share ideas. Groups can come up with activities and report on their ideas. Our goal is for everyone to take home a list of new ideas to use with their students on Monday.

Nena Hosonaka has decades of experience in education and especially a passion for young learners. Chadi Dubois owns his own school in Chiba and teaches very young children all the way to adults.

Chinny Mbakwe has been teaching as a junior high ALT and private teacher for over 3 years.

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

Cost: ETJ Members: 500 yen
Non-members: 1000 yen

Venue: Nellie's Book Store, 3rd floor (access)

Location: Tokyo, Tokyo Metropolis, Japan

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Website: ltprofessionals.com/ETJ/

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