Monthly Program
JUNE PROGRAM 2010年6月18日(金) 19:00-21:00 参加人数を把握するため、ご氏名とお電話番号をお書きの上、までご連絡ください。 プログラム/PROGRAM: 話題提供者/RESOURCES: 場所/PLACE: 言語/LANGUAGE: 定例会費/FEE: Members Free 会員入会・特典はこちら (Membership & benefits) プログラム内容/PROGRAM DESCRIPTION: 今回のSIETAR Japanのプログラムでは、こういった授業に経験豊富な3名の話題提供者の方々に今までの具体例やエピソードなどをカジュアルな雰囲気の中でお話しいただきながら、参加者の方々にも経験談や困っていることなどを出していただき、多文化クラスを英語で教えるにあたっての様々な意見や提案などを話し合えればと思います。この会を通して、参加者が今後の活動に何かしらのヒントやひらめきを感じ、ネットワークを広げる機会にできればと考えています。 In recent years, many universities have started running content-based classes in English at undergraduate and graduate levels. Such programs are often open to both international (exchange) students and Japanese students and, while they are taught in English, are not English language classes per se. Teaching multicultural student groups brings opportunities and challenges relating to intercultural communication in the classroom, such as different communication styles, learning styles, value sets, and language levels. In this SIETAR Japan program, three teachers will serve as resources to stimulate discussion by sharing episodes from their experience facilitating such classes. This will be an informal setting where participants are also invited to talk about their own experiences and challenges. We hope this program will stimulate and inspire your own teaching and provide an opportunity for informal networking alongside the discussion about teaching multicultural classes in English. 話題提供者/RESOURCES: Adair Linn Nagata, PhD, teaches, facilitates, and coaches with an emphasis on integrative transformative learning through Personal Leadership?. She has been teaching intercultural communication at universities in Japan and the USA since 2002. Annette Karseras M.A. (Leicester University) takes an intercultural approach to coaching, training, and teaching: The more points of view, the more options. The more options, the greater the chances of success. She has been teaching Japanese society and intercultural communication since 2005. 場所案内/How to get there?: i-Land Tower can be accessed directly from Nishi-Shinjuku Station on the Marunouchi Line by following the underground path. From JR Shinjuku Station it is approximately a 10-minute walk. Once you get to the building, select an elevator that stops on the 4th floor. After you get off on the 4th floor, walk to the right until you get to the last door on your left.
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