青森県

Events of professional interest to language teachers in Aomori Prefecture.

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• Upcoming Events in Aomori Prefecture

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• Past 5 Events in Aomori Prefecture
• May 31st (Sunday) 2015

• Iwate-Aomori JALT

  2015 M.E.E.S Conference in Hachinohe

  10:00 AM-4:30 PM, Hachinohe City

  Several speakers

  Speakers: John Campbell-Larsen (Kyoto Women?s University) James Hobbs (Iwate Medical University) Neil Addison (Tokyo Woman?s Christian University) Neil Conway (Musashino University) Marc Jones (Waseda Junior High School) Chutatip Yumitani (Tohoku Fukuchi University and Miyagi Gakuin Women?s University) Mark de Boer (Iwate University) The 2015 Michinoku English Education Summit is co-sponsored by the Iwate Chapter of JALT and Hachinohe Gakuin University.

   
• April 24th (Friday) 2015

• Iwate-Aomori JALT

  Extensive Reading Seminar

  6:00 PM-7:00 PM, Hirosaki City

  Thomas Bieri

  Learn new methodology and practices for teaching reading and literature. .

   
• June 16th (Saturday) 2012

• Oxford University Press

  Oxford All-Japan Summer Tour for Teachers 2012 (Hachinohe City, Aomori)

  11:00 AM-2:00 PM, Hachinohe City

  Muro Yoko (Sendai), Gregory Anthony (Hachinohe University)

  From mid-June to late-September, Oxford University Press will be holding a tour of 30 cities across the country.

   
• September 17th (Saturday) 2011

• Oxford University Press

  Oxford All-Japan Summer Tour (Aomori)

  11:00 AM-1:00 PM, Aomori City

  Devon Thagard, Miki Sakai

  Schedule:11:20 - 12:00 How do I teach songs? by Devon Thagard (Super Simple Learning) 12:20 - 13:00 What can I give to students who want to learn more? by Miki Sakai (IIEEC; Julia English Club).

   
• July 14th (Saturday) 2007

• Iwate-Aomori JALT

  Teaching Pre-Teens: Problems and Possibilities

  2:00 PM-5:00 PM, Aomori City

  Aleda Krause

  How do you feel about teaching pre-teens? Even the most confident teachers can be challenged by 10- to 12-year olds.