JALT-Ibaraki Chapter December Meeting
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全国語学教育学会
The Japan Association for Language Teaching -JALT-
Ibaraki Chapter December Meeting
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Program Ⅰ
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Featured Speakers:
First presentation (12:00 - 12:50):
Another NVC - Nonviolent Communication
- Both Verbal and Nonverbal
Jim D. Batten
Ibaraki Christian University
Second presentation (13:00 - 13:50):
Classroom Feedback Systems
George MacLean
The University of Tsukuba
Third presentation (14:00 - 14:50):
Translations Studies - An Update
Jeroen Bode
The University of Tsukuba
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Program Ⅱ
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Short Presentations (15:00 - 16:00):
Moving Music Center Stage for Young ESL Learners!
by Deborah Murao
A Model TEFL Internship Program for Japanese Universities by Clay Bussinger
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Program Ⅲ
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Chapter Business Meeting(16:15 - 17:00):
Sunday, December 13, 12:00 – 17:00
at
Mito Shimin Kaikan, Room 305
(Doors open from 12:00 a.m. No pre-registration required!)
JALT Members: Free Non-Members: 500 yen Students: Free
JALT Ibaraki chapter meetings are open to all interested in learning and teaching languages. Abstracts for the presentations and access information for the venue, as well as further information for future events are available on the chapter home page.
http://ibarakijalt.blogspot.com/
. . . and afterwards join us for the
Annual Chapter Year-End Party
Starts at 5:30 p.m.! At Drunken Duck
Support the Chapter Book Fair!
Donate your unwanted books – and get used books for 50 yen!
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Click to download the August 2006 issue of Mind the Gap.
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