Nagasaki City

Events of professional interest to language teachers in Nagasaki City.

• Upcoming Events in Nagasaki City

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• Past 5 Events in Nagasaki City
• March 2nd (Saturday) 2019

• Oxford University Press

  Oxford Teaching Workshop Series 2019 (Nagasaki)

  10:30 AM-3:30 PM,

  Kevin Churchley (Shumei High School), Naoko Ashikawa (Oxford University Press), Kathleen Kampa and Charles Vilina (Authors, Magic Time; Co-authors, Everybody Up, Oxford Discover), Yoriko Taniyama (Teacher Trainer)

  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.

• July 14th (Saturday) 2018

• NanKyu JALT

  Video-Exchange Project Between a Japanese-Canadian and Japanese University Students

  2:00 PM-4:00 PM,

  Andrew Meyerhoff (Saga University)

  The project involves video exchange between fourteen first year Japanese University students and a Japanese-Canadian living within the former internment camp, now-turned incorporated town.

• October 22nd (Sunday) 2017

• NanKyu JALT

  Good Education Versus Gamification: Who Wins?

  2:00 PM-4:00 PM,

  John Wiltshire (Miyagi Gakuin Women's University)

  Why do our students, spend so much time gaming, tweeting, clicking, liking, uploading, texting? As teachers we can critically observe students' online activities to determine what--if anything--can be utilized for good education.

• February 25th (Saturday) 2017

• NanKyu JALT

  Bringing The World To Your English Classroom Easily Via Online Exchange (morning presentation in Nagasaki)

  10:00 AM-12:00 PM,

  Eric Hagley (Muroran Institute of Technology)

  Virtual Exchange (VE) has many benefits for foreign language teachers and their students but it is still not easily accessible to the mainstream.

• July 10th (Sunday) 2016

• NanKyu JALT

  Let's get physical: The brain/body connection in the EFL classroom.

  2:00 PM-4:00 PM,

  Marc Helgesen (Miyagi Gakuen Women's University)

  This session will look at brain-science reasons and ways to have students moving their bodies, while moving their English abilities up at the same time.