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ELT Calendar for Kokubunji City

Events of professional interest to language teachers in Kokubunji City.

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Groups Active In Kokubunji City

Listed in decreasing order by the number of events on ELT Calendar by each group in Kokubunji City. (The ELT Calendar database goes back to 2001.)

Past Events in Kokubunji City

Here are some of the past events in Kokubunji City.

X-Reading Users Group, Kanto Chapter 2020 Meeting
Date: January 19th (Sunday) 2020
Speaker: Marcel Van Amelsvoort, Anna Husson Isozaki, Richard John Walker, Andrew Reimann, Tim Gutierrez
Organization: West Tokyo JALT
First line of description: We welcome you to the first meeting of the X-Reading Users Group.

Songs for Teachers and Learners
Date: June 2nd (Sunday) 2019
Speaker: Ruth Iida
Organization: West Tokyo JALT
First line of description: As teachers, how often are we ourselves inspired by the songs we teach our students? Many standard "classroom classics" not only have very little to offer EFL students, but they bore us as well.

Extensive Reading - What it is and how to do it
Date: June 9th (Saturday) 2018
Speaker: Andrew Boon
Organization: West Tokyo JALT
First line of description: In this presentation, Dr.

Adapting Drama to the Language Classroom
Date: April 22nd (Saturday) 2017
Speaker: Eucharia Donnery (Shonan Institute of Technology), Yoko Morimoto (Meiji University), and Gordon Rees (Yokkaichi University)
Organization: West Tokyo JALT
First line of description: JALT's West Tokyo Chapter and the Speech, Drama, & Debate SIG are pleased to host presentations by three members of the SD & D SIG.

The four corners tour: Part II.
Date: December 3rd (Saturday) 2016
Speaker: Kalyan Chattopadhyay (Four Corners Speaker) and James Dunn (OUP Speaker)
Organization: West Tokyo JALT
First line of description: JALT's West Tokyo Chapter and OUP are pleased to host three presentations by two well-known speakers in the field.

3 presentations, 2 presenters, 1 audience
Date: October 8th (Saturday) 2016
Speaker: Alastair Graham-Marr (Abax), Tim Murphey (Kanda University)
Organization: West Tokyo JALT
First line of description: JALT's West Tokyo Chapter and Abax are pleased to host three presentations by two well-known speakers in the field.

JALT West Tokyo Chapter: 2 Presentations
Date: May 14th (Saturday) 2016
Speaker: (1) Gregory Birch (Seisen Jogakuin College); (2) Andy Boon (Toyo Gakuen University)
Organization: West Tokyo JALT
First line of description: Presentation 1 - (13.

Academic Writing: Cultivating Success in the Publishing Process
Date: December 5th (Saturday) 2015
Speaker: Paul Beaufait and David Ockert
Organization: West Tokyo JALT
First line of description: In this three-part presentation, JALT Writers' Peer Support Group (PSG) members will first describe the PSG and its workings with aspiring academic writers.

Four Corners Tour - Jane Spiro
Date: November 13th (Friday) 2015
Speaker: Jane Spiro (Oxford Brookes University)
Organization: West Tokyo JALT
First line of description: Overview: 18:30 - Registration opens 19:00 - First presentation 19:50 - Break 20:00 - Second presentation 21:00 - End Pinning down the butterfly: assessing creativity This paper explores the process of arriving at an assessment of creativity.

Why are we still teaching the wrong grammar the wrong way?
Date: November 1st (Friday) 2013
Speaker: Scott Thornbury (New School, New York)
Organization: West Tokyo JALT
First line of description: JALT's West Tokyo Chapter and JALT Tokyo are pleased to present an interesting talk by the distinguished Associate Professor of English Language Studies at the New School in New York, Scott Thornbury.

Teaching Large, Heterogeneous Classes
Date: October 23rd (Wednesday) 2013
Speaker: Penny Ur
Organization: West Tokyo JALT
First line of description: What is a large class? What is a heterogeneous class? What are the problems we encounter when we have to teach classes that are both large and heterogeneous? In this talk I will begin by attempting to define what is meant by 'large' and 'heterogeneous', and then go on to list some of the main problems - but also the advantages! - that we encounter when trying to teach them.

Spreading the Good Word: Introducing the Vocabulary SIG
Date: May 19th (Saturday) 2012
Speaker: Charles Browne, Rory Rosszell, Jeffrey Stewart, Charles J. Anderson, and Rob Waring.
Organization: West Tokyo JALT
First line of description: JALT's West Tokyo Chapter, the JALT Vocabulary SIG and Oxford University Press are pleased to present an interesting series of presentations by a diverse range of speakers, all of whom represent excellence in the field of vocabulary education for EFL learners in Japan.

Where do New Ideas Come From?
Date: November 27th (Saturday) 2010
Speaker: Professor Alan Maley
Organization: West Tokyo JALT
First line of description: JALT's Tokyo and West Tokyo Chapters are pleased to announce an afternoon with Professor Alan Maley, writer of over 30 books, former Editor for the Oxford Resource Books for Teachers, and visiting Professor at Kebangsaan University in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Exploring Presentation Skills
Date: September 30th (Sunday) 2007
Speaker: Keiji Nomura, Tim Knight, Peter Ross, Simon Stevens, Andy Boon
Organization: West Tokyo JALT
First line of description: JALT West Tokyo Chapter in collaboration with Tokyo Keizai University announce the fifth in our series of micro-conferences, each featuring several presenters exploring a particular topic for a whole day.

Micro-Conference 1: DYI CALL: eLearnng on the Cheap
Date: October 29th (Saturday) 2005
Speaker: Andy Boon, Timothy Gutierrez and Peter Ross
Organization: West Tokyo JALT
First line of description: West Tokyo Chapter announces the first in a new series of micro-conferences, each featuring several presenters exploring a particular topic for a whole day.

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