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The largest language teaching conference and educational materials exhibit in Asia!
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Asian Conference on Language Learning
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Asian Conference on Language Learning, to be held from June 10-12 2011, at the Ramada Osaka, Osaka, Japan.
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Total Physical Response Storytelling (TPRS)
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Total Physical Response Storytelling (TPRS) Date and Time: Sunday, 22 May 2011 - 2:00pm - 5:00pm Speaker: Melinda Kawahara
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Pursuing the Perfect Presentation
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Pursuing the Perfect Presentation: Content, Design, Narrative, Structure and Delivery Date and Time: Sunday, 29 May 2011 - 2:00pm - 4:30pm Speaker:...
"Helping Learners Build Multiple Skills by Setting Clear Goals,...
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I was very hopeful for eQuality Japan. I think that much needs to be done to improve the integrity of the English teaching profession in Japan, specifically concerning English schools here, but also concerning the attitude of English teachers at schools. JINES has filled that void with the demise of
eQuality Japan.
I look forward to a new era in English education in Japan!
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ACTJ: Association of Canadian Teachers in Japan News
The Association of Canadian Teachers in Japan (ACTJ) not only serves Canadian teachers who live (or used to live) in Japan but is open to anybody else in Japan with a strong connection to, or interest in, matters Canadian. As a member you receive our newsletter "Canadian Content" (3-4 times a year) and have the option of joining our electronic mailing list.
When our classes go well, we glow. It is the challenging English classes that help us to grow. I think I just made arhyme! Seriously though, it is the so-called tough classes that improve us as teachers. We don`t learn much from the classes that go smoothly. Maybe this is something
to remember after a hard day at work.
The Oricon Rankings of Large Chain English Schools in Japan
The Oricon Rankings rank a number of things in Japan and one of them is the very large chain English schools. If you are thinking of teaching English in Japan for one of the big chain schools, then checking the Oricon Rankins is a good
idea.
You won`t find any of the smaller schools listed at Oricon however. They only rate the largest English schools in Japan.