Hyogo Prefecture

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Events of professional interest to language teachers in Hyogo Prefecture.

• Cities in Hyogo Prefecture
• Amgasaki City0
• Himeji City0
• Kobe City0
• Nishinomiya City0
• Takarazuka City0
• Yamashita City0
• Upcoming Events in Hyogo Prefecture

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There are no upcoming events scheduled for Hyogo Prefecture.

• Past 5 Events in Hyogo Prefecture
• December 20th (Saturday) 2025

• ART SIG of JALT

  IMPACT 2025 Integrating Multimodal Projects with Art and Critical Thinking

  9:00 AM-5:00 PM, Nishinomiya City

  Hosted by Craig Mertens (Kwansei Gakuin University) and Todd Hooper (Setsunan University); call for presentations due November 11th, 2025

  This full-day, hands-on workshop empowers EFL educators in Japan to design and deliver creative, multimodal projects and lesson plans that promote critical thinking and English language output.

• November 29th (Saturday) 2025

• Kobe JALT

  Environmental Accountability in Japanese Higher Education – Moving Beyond the Recycle Bin

  10:00 AM-12:30 PM, Kobe City

  Stewart Markel (Konan University) Joshua John Jodoin (Konan University)

  As Japan advances its commitment to Education for Sustainable Development (ESD), this presentation introduces the Funding vs.

• September 21st (Sunday) 2025

• Kobe JALT

  From Insights to Action: A Teacher Development Event

  10:00 AM-5:00 PM, Kobe City

  Kevin Bartlett (Mukogawa Women's University), Marian Wang (Konan University), C.D. Rathore (Konan Women's University)

  This one-day teacher development event is designed to help you learn, share, and grow professionally.

• July 19th (Saturday) 2025

• Kobe JALT

  Learning Vocabulary in Context: Exploring Interaction in a CLIL class

  10:00 AM-12:00 PM, Kobe City

  Tim Greer (Kobe University)

  This presentation powerfully underscores the critical importance of recognizing language as it arises organically, urging educators to seize spontaneous teaching moments in CLIL settings for maximum impact.

• June 21st (Saturday) 2025

• Kobe JALT

  Incorporating a Strengths-Based Perspective to Confront Ableism and Promote Inclusivity in Our Classrooms

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

  Shawna M. Carrol (Capilano University), Gretchen Clark (Ritsumeikan University)

  This workshop emphasizes the urgent need to adopt a social model of disability within English Language Teaching (ELT), acknowledging that societal standards and systemic oppression create barriers for students.