This is an archive of all of the past events of Fukui Chapter of the Japan Association for Language Teaching on ELT Calendar.

• Archive

• 2023

  • February 16th

    ChatGPT and the Art of the Prompt

    David Juteau (Oberlin University)

• 2012

  • May 27th

    The Reading Circle: A Student-Centered Approach to Teaching Reading

    Ayako Hisatsune

  • June 24th

    Saying Hi to the Hi Friends textbook

    Matt Gilhool

  • July 22nd

    Using assessment to promote learning in elementary school context

    Matt Hauca

  • September 16th

    Student-centered mini-presentations: Cultivating the communicative competencies of low-level EFL learners

    Sean H. Toland, Jeffrey Crawford

  • December 9th

    Basics of Vocabulary Study in the Test Practice Class

    Charles Jannuzi

• 2011

  • June 18th

    Translation in English Language Teaching in Japan

    Yoshifumi Saito

• 2010

  • February 7th

    Let's Make Beautiful Music Together: The Elements of Poetry in Music Lyrics

    David Kluge

  • June 6th

    Considering the effective English in the Japanese secondary school context

    Rintaro Sato

  • August 1st

    Developing L2 Interactional Competence through Routine Activity: A Longitudinal Case Study of Young Learners in Japan

    Aya Watanabe

  • October 3rd

    Teaching/Learning English in English: Japanese SHS Teachers' and Students' Perceptions

    Harumi Yamada and Galina Hristokova-Shimo

• 2008

  • February 17th

    The NHK Edigorian Series and English Activities in Elementary School

    Tom Merner

  • July 27th

    Reexamining Japanese EFL Textbooks on Users and Users of English

    Aya Watanabe

  • September 7th

    Using Random Elements in the Language Classroom

    Roehl Sybing

• 2007

  • January 28th

    Answering children's educational needs: Story-based curriculum

    Nena Nikolic

  • March 11th

    The New TOEIC test

    Grant Trew of Oxford University Press

  • May 20th

    Differences Between Public Schools in Japan and the United States

    Amiena Mahsoob

  • June 24th

    International English as a Performance Phenomenon

    Kensaku Yoshida, Sophia University, Tokyo

  • October 21st

    ECLNC Education: Redefining the English Education "Box"

    Edmont C Katz, the University of Fukui

  • December 2nd

    Lessons We Have Learned From Immersion: Looking Back and Looking Ahead

    Mike Bostwick

• 2006

  • October 1st

    Education for Multicultural Society in the Global Age - Promoting Active communication with Different Communities in Japan

    Yuko Kato

• 2005

  • January 23rd

    Technology for Communication

    Maribel Florez

  • March 5th

    Teaching English to Young Learners through Kyogen, the Japanese Classical Comic Theater

    Harumi Yamada

  • June 26th

    Super Techniques from Super Kids New Edition

    Aleda Krause

  • December 11th

    Teaching English as a Foreign Language in Asia

    Yoshiki Imagawa

• 2004

  • October 3rd

    Ideas for effective Use of Graded Readers in the English Classroom-from Elementary to High School

    Takako WAtanabe, Miyuki Matsuda

  • December 12th

    Oxford Graded Readers

    Tanya McCandie

• 2002

  • March 31st

    Vygotsky-Inspired Pedagogical Strategies

    Tim Murphey

  • June 16th

    English Proficiency Tests for Japanese Students

    Laura McGregor

  • July 14th

    Complementing Competencies: Encouraging the Integrated Acquisition of Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing Skills in Second Language

    Stefaan Steyn

  • September 28th

    American Headway

    Julian Warden of Oxford University Press

  • December 15th

    Fluency versus Accuracy: The Headway Approach

    Alison Watts, Oxford University Press

• 2001

  • March 18th

    Motivating Learners of English of all Ages

    Alastair Lamond, Thomson Learning Japan

  • April 15th

    Reasons To Rap In Class

    Prisca Molotsi, Nanzan University

  • May 20th

    Learning Languages as a Way of Experiencing Different Cultures

    Monica Bargigli

  • September 16th

    Money, Politics and Education: English in South Africa

    Stefaan Steyn