April 14, 2019
9:30AM - 3:30PM
Dublin Recreation Center (5600 Post Rd., Dublin, OH 43017)
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EASC/OATJ Spring Workshop 2019
Presented by the Ohio Association of Teachers of Japanese (OATJ): "Foreign Language Learning and Community Involvement"Shinji Sato, Princeton University Registration deadline: March 31Registration: LinkOATJ Website: LinkGoogle Map Abstract: The books Language Education for the Global Citizen (Sato & Kumagai 2011) and Language Education for Social Future (Sato, Takami, Kamiyoshi & Kumagai 2015) view the goals of language education as not just teaching and learning the standard forms of national language (and culture), but also actively participating in communities as a full member, using the language already mastered as well as the one being taught. Active participation includes examining the rules critically, making an effort to succeed, changing the rules as needed by negotiating with others, and taking responsibility as a member of the community. In this talk, I will provide examples of how this vision was realized by incorporating project-based activities like the Social Issue Project and the Community Involvement Project into the existing curriculum. Registration fee (bento included): OATJ member ($20), Graduate/Undergraduate student ($15), Non-OATJ member ($30). This event is sponsored in part by the East Asian Studies Center and a U.S. Department of Education Title VI grant to the East Asian Studies Center at OSU.
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2019-04-14 09:30:00
2019-04-14 15:30:00
EASC/OATJ Spring Workshop 2019
Presented by the Ohio Association of Teachers of Japanese (OATJ): "Foreign Language Learning and Community Involvement"Shinji Sato, Princeton University Registration deadline: March 31Registration: LinkOATJ Website: LinkGoogle Map Abstract: The books Language Education for the Global Citizen (Sato & Kumagai 2011) and Language Education for Social Future (Sato, Takami, Kamiyoshi & Kumagai 2015) view the goals of language education as not just teaching and learning the standard forms of national language (and culture), but also actively participating in communities as a full member, using the language already mastered as well as the one being taught. Active participation includes examining the rules critically, making an effort to succeed, changing the rules as needed by negotiating with others, and taking responsibility as a member of the community. In this talk, I will provide examples of how this vision was realized by incorporating project-based activities like the Social Issue Project and the Community Involvement Project into the existing curriculum. Registration fee (bento included): OATJ member ($20), Graduate/Undergraduate student ($15), Non-OATJ member ($30). This event is sponsored in part by the East Asian Studies Center and a U.S. Department of Education Title VI grant to the East Asian Studies Center at OSU.
Dublin Recreation Center (5600 Post Rd., Dublin, OH 43017)
East Asian Studies Center
easc@osu.edu
America/New_York
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Presented by the Ohio Association of Teachers of Japanese (OATJ):
"Foreign Language Learning and Community Involvement"
Shinji Sato, Princeton University
Registration deadline: March 31
Registration: Link
OATJ Website: Link
Abstract: The books Language Education for the Global Citizen (Sato & Kumagai 2011) and Language Education for Social Future (Sato, Takami, Kamiyoshi & Kumagai 2015) view the goals of language education as not just teaching and learning the standard forms of national language (and culture), but also actively participating in communities as a full member, using the language already mastered as well as the one being taught. Active participation includes examining the rules critically, making an effort to succeed, changing the rules as needed by negotiating with others, and taking responsibility as a member of the community. In this talk, I will provide examples of how this vision was realized by incorporating project-based activities like the Social Issue Project and the Community Involvement Project into the existing curriculum.
Registration fee (bento included): OATJ member ($20), Graduate/Undergraduate student ($15), Non-OATJ member ($30).
This event is sponsored in part by the East Asian Studies Center and a U.S. Department of Education Title VI grant to the East Asian Studies Center at OSU.