Presented by the Ohio Association of Teachers of Japanese:
"Core Practices/High-Leverage Teaching Practices Workshop"
Keynote Speaker: Prof. Francis Troyan, The Ohio State University
JASCO Japanese Speech Contest 2017 Discussion
Professor Mari Noda, The Ohio State University
Ms. Mamiko Saito, JASCO
"Core Practices/High-Leverage Teaching Practices Workshop"
Dr. Troyan is assistant professor of Foreign and Second Language Education at The Ohio State University. His teaching and research focus is on foreign language teacher development and genre and functional linguistics in K-12 foreign language education. In this workshop, participants will develop knowledge of Core Practices/High-leverage teaching practices, which ACTFL, AATJ, and the J-CAN initiative are actively promoting. We will examine examples that highlight the Core Practices in action and enable participants to try it out in their own classrooms.
JASCO Japanese Speech Contest 2017 Discussion
Professor Mari Noda, The Ohio State University
Ms. Mamiko Saito, JASCO
There are some important changes/updates for JASCO Japanese Speech Contest 2017. In this afternoon session, participants can ask questions about the updated application form and newly created handbook and discuss them. Participants can also talk about their experiences with the speech contest in the past and how they can better support JASCO for future speech contests.
Parking: Ohio Union South Garage
- Parking will be free only for teachers.
- Parking tokens for teachers will be provided at the conference reception desk.
- If you bring your students, please consider sharing a ride with them.
Please register for the Nov. 5 Workshop and Meeting at: https://oatj.wordpress.com/2016-2/. Registration is free for all participants.
Registration deadline: Oct. 14
This event is sponsored in part by Ohio Assocation of Teachers of Japanese (OATJ), and a U.S. Department of Education Title VI grant for The Ohio State University East Asian Studies Center.
