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Doors open 9:30. First presentation 10:00. Ends 17:30.
Walk-ins and cash on the day welcome!
Feb 26th, 2023 – Tokyo
Location
Tokyo, Taiikukan (Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium)
1-chōme-17-1 Sendagaya, Shibuya City, Tokyo 151-0051
Event Schedule
The schedule is subject to change. There are eighteen presentations, currently 9 C, 7 NC and 2 TBC.
KEY: C = commercial, NC = n0n-commercial presentation; TBC = to be confirmed. See below for more details on presenters and presentations, in alphabetical order by surname.
10:00 – 10:45
Session 1
Room 1
Ann Nishigaya
NC.
Room 3
Englishbooks.jp
Topic TBC. C.
Room 4
Julian Warden
11:15 – 12:00
Session 2
Room 1
Jeremy Lanig
Room 3
Guy Cihi
TOEIC, TOEFL, IELTS, GTEC – Scoring Secrets Revealed. NC.
Room 4
Pieter Van Leuven
How I enter the world of a kindergarten child with my original songs, and how they read my original stories by Elementary School 3rd Grade. NC.
12:30 – 13:15
Session 3
Room 1
Jeremy Lanig
Room 3
Free space
Room 4
Eric Kane
10 Things Teachers Forget.
Sponsored by englishbooks.jp
13:15 – 14:15
LUNCH
14:15 – 15:00
Session 4
Room 1
Ai Haori
Beyond the Classroom. NC.
Room 3
Guy Cihi
Room 4
Simon Moran
Digital transformation with Happy Valley Digitial and bokoco. C.
15:30 – 16:15
Session 5
Room 1
Lorena Maré & Philip Maré
Room 3
Peter Lackner
Get a (better) job now! C.
Room 4
Free space
16:45 – 17:30
Session 6
Room 1
Forum
What is the best EFL approach for Japanese children?
Do we need native-speaking teachers? NC.
Room 3
Free space
Room 4
Dean Rogers - School Owners' Forum
Dean leads the discussion. NC.
Co-founder and principal of Tokyo Children’s Garden, a bilingual preschool in Tokyo. Also a long-standing board member of the Tokyo Association of International Preschools.
Language of the Presentation: English
Non-Commercial Presentation.
Language of the Presentation: English
Non-Commercial Presentation.
TOEIC, TOEFL, IELTS, GTEC – Scoring Secrets Revealed. Corpus analysis of TOEFL, TOEIC, GTEC, and IELTS tests reveals that 1/3 of the words occurring in all parts of these tests are not commonly used in authentic general English. Students who study with traditional materials are not likely to develop recognition and fluency for 1/3 of the words that commonly occur on these tests. For example words such as: aboard, absent, gallon, and garbage are lower-frequency words in authentic general English whereas they are high-frequency words on TOEFL. Come find out how you can help students quickly learn and retain comprehension of all of the most important vocabulary for TOEIC, TOEFL, GTEC, and IELTS.
Aimed at: English learners 9 to 90 and their teachers.
Language of the Presentation: English
Commercial Presentation.
NPO法人早期英語教育研究会 理事長
言語教育学修
習った英語は、クラスルームの外に出た時にどれだけ使えるのでしょうか。英語教室で開催して来た課外活動アイデアなどをご紹介します。Enhancing Children’s English Language Learning Through Real-World Experiences.Aimed at: Kindergarten, Elementary teachers, school owners.
Language of the Presentation: Japanese.
Non-Commercial Presentation.
Language of the Presentation: English
Commercial Presentation.
Language of the Presentation: English
Commercial Presentation.
Language of the Presentations: English
Commercial Presentations.
61 year old veteran early childhood teacher. Creator of songs for kindergartners and original reading programs, Grow & Glow 1-6 / Fun Bridge 1-6.
Language of the Presentation: English
Non-Commercial Presentation.
Lorena is a trained Occupational Therapist with over 8 years of international working experience with children with special needs, fine/gross motor delays, attention difficulties and sensory processing difficulties. Philip is a personal trainer with 15 years of experience with a multitude of different types of training, including a detailed focus on Martial Arts and sport with kids.
CEO of ME Learning, products and brands include: Modern English, Happy Valley, Live Schedule, bokoco, Fraice and The Double Deckers. Simon arrived in Japan from Newcastle in 1995 with £200 in his pocket. Since then he’s built a school chain and international publishing business from scratch, and had lots of help along the way.
Language of the Forum: English
Non-Commercial Forum.
Language of the Presentation: English
Commercial Presentation.