Gunma Prefecture

群馬県

Events of professional interest to language teachers in Gunma Prefecture.

• Cities in Gunma Prefecture
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• Kusatsu City0
• Maebashi City0
• Minakami City0
• Ohta City0
• Oizumi City0
• Takasaki City0
• Upcoming Events in Gunma Prefecture

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There are no upcoming events scheduled for Gunma Prefecture.

• Past 5 Events in Gunma Prefecture
• March 24th (Sunday) 2024

• Gunma JALT

  Gunma JALT Materials Exchange

  2:00 PM-4:30 PM, Gunma City

  any participant

  Let's get ready for the upcoming school year with a Materials Exchange! Attendees are asked to bring some kind of classroom material or idea they can present in five to ten minutes.

• June 9th (Sunday) 2019

• Gunma JALT

  Tech it from us!

  2:00 PM-4:30 PM, Maebashi City

  Kayvon Havaei-Ahary and Jason Demsteader

  Description: You don't need tech in the classroom. You've been motivating students for years.

• May 19th (Sunday) 2019

• Gunma JALT

  Managing Special Needs Students in the EFL Classroom

  2:00 PM-4:30 PM, Maebashi City

  Jennifer Yphantides (Soka University)

  Although it appears as if there has been an increase in students with mental disorders such as Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHS) and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), the higher numbers are in fact due to more recognition and better diagnostic tools (Rogers & Dawson, 2010; Silberman, 2015).

• February 24th (Sunday) 2019

• Oxford University Press

  Oxford Teaching Workshop Series 2019 (Takasaki, Gunma Prefecture)

  10:30 AM-2:20 PM, Takasaki City

  Rob Peacock (Oxford University Press), Kathleen Kampa and Charles Vilina (Authors, Magic Time; Co-authors, Everybody Up, Oxford Discover), Setsuko Toyama (Co-author, English Time)

  Join Oxford Teaching Workshop Series 2019 and pick up techniques and ideas from a varied line-up of experienced teachers and teacher trainers and get some ideas to use in your own classes.

• January 27th (Sunday) 2019

• Gunma JALT

  Navigating the Discussion of "Challenging" Topics in High School and University English Classes

  2:00 PM-4:30 PM, Maebashi City

  Marian Hara

  The Education Ministry has announced that communication, thinking and discussion skills must be developed to help produce Japanese citizens who are able to hold their own in our globalized world.