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Japan's second language;: A critical study of the English language program in the Japanese secondary schools in the 1960's (International education monograph no. 3 [i.e. no. 7]) by John Arnold Brownell, 1967

The Army Japanese language school;: A preliminary report on the academic program, by Joseph K Yamagiwa, 1945

Application for new grant for the Japanese Bilingual-Bicultural Program: San Francisco Unified School District by Tetsu Hojo, 1974

The Oxford Picture Dictionary English/Japanese: English-Japanese Edition (The Oxford Picture Dictionary Program) by Norma Shapiro, Jayme Adelson-Goldstein, 1998-08-06

Let's talk: Developing effective communication skills : an EFL curriculum guide for Japanese high school and university students by Nancy Yildiz, 1980

School Management Improvement Program 42 - A Clear Priority And Managed To Learn To Put (the New Era Of Education Reform) Japanese Language Book by Tsutomu Kenmoti, 2006

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3 SUPPORT PROGRAMS FOR JAPANESE-LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION
their knowledge and ability as japaneselanguage teachers. Cultural programs fieldtrips; home-stay programs; visits to local schools; cultural demonstrations
http://www.jpf.go.jp/e/about/program/j_inst.html

Extractions: 3. SUPPORT PROGRAMS FOR JAPANESE-LANGUAGE EDUCATION INSTRUCTION Program Eligibility Deadline Area Applicant Support Program for Japanese-Language Courses Abroad Dec. 2, 2002 Salary Assistance Overseas Organization Support for Courses Overseas Organization Japanese Speech Contest Support Program Overseas Organization Support Program for Developing Networks of Japanese-Language Teachers and Institutions Overseas Organization Support Program for NGO-Assisted Japanese-Language Education Japan Organization Graduate Program on Japanese Language and Culture Overseas Individual Training Programs for Teachers of the Japanese Language (1) Long-Term Training Program for Foreign Teachers of the Japanese Language Overseas Organization (2) Short-Term Training Program for Foreign Teachers of the Japanese Language Overseas Organization (3) Training Program for Teachers of the Japanese Language (for Japanese Abroad) Overseas Organization (4)The Intensive Training Program for Teachers of the Japanese Language from U.S./Canada/U.K.
Organization And Programs
2. japaneselanguage Training programs for Students We are observed by the fact thejapanese-language education has into the curricula of high schools in a lot
http://www.jpf.go.jp/e/kansai/programs/

Extractions: Unique Programs Administratively, the Institute consists of three sections: the General Affairs Division, the Educational Training Division and the Test Division. The General Affairs Division is responsible for general management and administration, public relations, and services and support for those enrolled at the Institute. The Educational Training Division handles curriculum planning, the screening of applicants and acceptance of participants, and the implementation of instructional programs. The Test Division administers the Japanese-Language Proficiency Test conducted abroad. The Institute's primary focus is on Japanese-language training programs for specialists, aimed at helping them develop language skills that are directly useful for their specific professional activities or for pursuing their specialized study. This Institute offers such Japanese-language programs that are designed for specific professional purposes, heretofore scarcely available even in Japan, for diplomats, public officials, librarians, researchers, and postgraduate students from abroad. The Institute's devotion in this field includes research and development of teaching methods and materials, and the results and data acquired here are expected to be made public for the benefit of the Japanese-language education as a whole. 2. Japanese-Language Training Programs for Students
Study Abroad Links - Study Abroad Italy
language programs with some of the best language schools in Latin America Spain.Enforex Study Spanish in Spain and Latin America. Search. japanese Version
http://www.studyabroadlinks.com/search/Italy/

Extractions: Study Abroad in Italy Welcome to the Study Abroad Links directory of programs and opportunities for study abroad in Italy. Select a category below. Academic Year and Semester Programs new Film Schools and Programs Homestay Programs Cooking Schools and Programs new Italian Language Schools and Programs new Programs for Educators and Teachers Programs for High School Students new Art Schools and Programs new Music Schools and Programs Summer Programs new TEFL Programs Page Sponsors CEA - GoWithCEA.com - Low Cost Study Abroad in France, Spain, U.K., and more Academic Programs International CSA International - Low cost, flexible study abroad programs ISA Study Abroad - Great Values on Study Abroad SUNY Brockport Overseas Programs AmeriSpan Unlimited - Spanish Immersion Programs, Internship and Volunteer opportunities in Spain and throughout Latin America EF Education - Learn a language abroad Eurolingua Institute - Language study abroad for college credit, internships, and homestays
Italian Academic Programs Italian Language Schools Italian Total Immersion Study
Cultura Italiana Italian language schools Study the Italian at the Centre of Italianlanguage and Culture japanese Food Guide Setsuko Yoshizuka explains how
http://italian.about.com/cs/academicprograms/

Extractions: Guide picks Many colleges and universities world-wide offer such majors as Italian Language, Literature, and Linguistics. For those serious about learning Italian, studying the target language in the country is the optimal method. Language schools in Italy include total-immersion study, cultural tours, and competency exams.
Japanese Language School In Japan Directory
Directory of japanese language schools in Japan. Welcome to the Specialty EducationGuide to japanese language schools and programs in Japan. Links.
http://www.school-directories.com/dir/japanesejapan/

Extractions: The IAY intensive Japanese course is an ideal opportunity to combine study and travel, or develop fluent language skills. IAY draws on its 30 years experience of Japanese instruction to provide high quality short courses lasting from a minimum of 2 weeks. Students can enroll at anytime during the year. Experienced native speakers with a background in language education teach all courses. The curriculum emphasizes conversational abilities and is underpinned by textbook material and varied speaking and discussion activities. Class sizes are limited to 8 students and are taught by 2 teachers. (A1341-124)
Jim Breen's Japanese Page
Home of the free EDICT japaneseEnglish dictionary. Also links to other sites about japanese.Category Science Social Sciences japanese Resources a set of inexpensive Windows programs for learning at kids in japanese primary (elementary)schools. is the Center for Applied japanese language Studies (CAJLS
http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/japanese.html

Extractions: Jim Breen's Japanese Page Last Modified: 27 March 2003. (Details of recent updates As many readers of this page will know, I have an on-going interest in Japan, its people and language. This has led to a number of activities bringing together Japanese and my professional activities in computing and telecommunications. I have assembled this set of pages: (a) to provide information about a number of my projects in the area of Japanese computing and dictionaries, (b) to provide links to some of the resources available on the WWW on Japanese matters. These pages received a mention in an article in the Asahi Evening News, by Andrew Horvat, whose pages have a link below. William Gordon has written an extended essay on these pages and the WWWJDIC dictionary server. David Jolly mentioned WWWJDIC in an article in the International Herald Tribune backup copy Please feel free to send me email about the various Japanese projects described on this page. I will try very hard to reply quickly, but I get a lot of mail, and long letters may take a while. If you are thinking of emailing me about other things, especially to ask me questions not related to my projects, please read this page first, as it may save us both some time. If you want to link to or from this page, I have some
Studying In Japan
japanese language schools with Preparatory Courses for University Special japaneselanguage Courses in the Kyushu About special programs for international
http://www.between.ne.jp/sij/en/

Extractions: Last Update: 2003/2/28 NEWS Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University will open a Graduate School EJU's published version is here! TOPICS Added the Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University's information pages! High School Student English haiku poem competition . Accepting entries now! We answer questions from viewers Get detail information about universities! NEW Recommended schools in Japan! Let's find a university you want to go! Search by requirement Search by academic field Search by keyword of targeted study Search by characteristics keyword ... Search by area Let's find a college you want to go! Search by requirement Search by academic field Search by keyword of targeted study Search by characteristics keyword ... Search by area Information about Japanese Graduate Schools. Click to see "Let's Go to Graduate School!" webpage (Japanese only)
Language School
famous worldwide under the name of Naganuma School. The school offers proven andconsistent education programs making use japanese language schools in Kyoto.
http://www.between.ne.jp/sij/en/shisetsu/nihongo2.html

Extractions: Study Japanese in Japan Japanese Language Schools in Japan Japanese Language Schools with Preparatory Courses for University Admission Special Japanese Language Courses ("ryugakusei bekka") Special Japanese Language Courses in the Tohoku Region Special Japanese Language Courses in the Kanto Region (incl. Tokyo) Special Japanese Language Courses in the Chubu Region ... Special Japanese Language Courses in the Kyushu Region Japanese Language Schools with Preparatory Courses for University Admission Japanese Language Schools Recommended by "Studying in Japan" Here, we introduce our recommendations for Japanese language schools (schools with preparatory courses for Japanese universities and junior colleges). Japanese Language Schools in Tokyo (no special order) THE TOKYO SCHOOL OF THE JAPANESE LANGUAGE Address: 16-26 Nampeidai-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0036 TEL: FAX: URL: http://www.naganuma-school.or.jp Founder: The Institute for Research in Linguistic Culture Representative: Morito Naganuma (Chairman of Directors) Principal: Minako Naganuma Japanese education: since: April 12, 1948
Developing A Strategic Plan To Cultivate "Japanese With English Abilities"
creation of effective teacher training programs. English conversation activities inelementary schools. V. Boosting japaneselanguage ability Cultivate japanese
http://www.mext.go.jp/english/news/2002/07/020901.htm

Extractions: With the progress of globalization in the economy and in society, it is essential that our children acquire communication skills in English, which has become a common international language, in order for living in the 21st century. This has become an extremely important issue both in terms of the future of our children and the further development of Japan as a nation. At present, though, the English-speaking abilities of a large percentage of the population are inadequate, and this imposes restrictions on exchanges with foreigners and creates occasions when the ideas and opinions of Japanese people are not appropriately evaluated. However, it is not possible to state that Japanese people have sufficient ability to express their opinions based on a firm grasp of their own language.
Model Early Foreign Language Programs: Key Elements
descriptions of celebrations, homes, and schoolsall in a portfolio of their foreignlanguage performance. skills in the partial immersion japanese program at
http://www.cal.org/ericcll/digest/0211gilzow.html

Extractions: EDO-FL-02-11 All seven programs have incorporated the five Cs of the national standards (communication, cultures, connections, comparisons, communities) into their curriculum. In some districts, the five Cs explicitly form a core element of the foreign language curricula for all grades. In others, the content-related curricula address the standards in an integrated, almost organic way. Interestingly, none of the programs has adopted textbooks to form the core of its instructional program. Rather, materials are identified or developed that connect language learning to the immediate context or to specific lessons in the regular curriculum. All seven of the model programs use content-based or content-enriched curricula that are closely tied to the general elementary school curriculum. Content-based programs are those in which one or more subjects are taught in the foreign language. Immersion programs, in which some or all academic subjects are taught in the foreign language, are content based.
ShawGuides, Inc. | Language Vacations
Fullimmersion intensive language programs at the best language schools worldwide.Includes French, German, Greek, Italian, japanese, Portuguese, Russian
http://language.shawguides.com/
Standards Draft Section 1
college and graduate level, students now study japanese in K12 classes, at communitycolleges, in heritage language schools, in immersion programs for children
http://www.colorado.edu/ealld/atj/Standards/stand1.html

Extractions: The Standards for Japanese Language Learning document is the result of an effort by K-16-level Japanese language educators to bridge the publication Standards for Foreign Language Learning: Preparing for the 21st Century , developed by The National Standards in Foreign Language Education Project, with Japanese language classrooms in the United States. (Formal publication of a volume containing the generic standards plus the language-specific standards developed for Japanese as well as for a number of other languages, is scheduled for spring 1999. Inquiries should be directed to the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL), at 6 Executive Plaza, Yonkers, NY 10701.) Close examination of the Foreign Language Education Project standards allowed the task force to determine what modifications were appropriate to meet the unique needs of Japanese teaching and learning environments. The resulting Japanese-specific standards adopt the strengths found within the original standards document while incorporating changes that address issues specific to the field of Japanese language education. As these standards are based upon the Standards for Foreign Language Learning , their interpretation and effective application is dependent upon familiarity with the original document. The
Joint Degrees And LLM Programs -- East Asian Studies -- Washington University Sc
in East Asian studies, including intermediate language skills in Chinese, japanese,or Korean. When applying, please indicate to both schools that you are
http://law.wustl.edu/jointllm/eastasian.html

Extractions: W ASHINGTON U NIVERSITY S CHOOL OF L AW Joint Degrees: East Asian Studies W ashington University has one of only four joint degree programs in the nation combining law with Asian Studies. Students in the program earn a M.A. in East Asian Studies along with the J.D. These graduates join an elite group of professionals who combine legal expertise with in-depth knowledge of East Asia. Washington University's intensive training in both fields provides the intellectual grounding and professional skills necessary to meet the changing nature of the international practice of law. Patricia Chen Ginsberg New York, New York "As a Eurasian American born and raised in Taiwan, I grew up under both Eastern and Western influences. At Wellesley College, I concentrated on Asian histories, economics, and philosophy. I also began my study of Japanese language there. "Because of my family background and academic interests, I have been pursuing graduate studies through Washington University's JD/MA program. I have been able to study advanced language in legal and business Japanese and to attend Peking University as part of my course work. "During the summer I was a legal intern at the United Nations in New York, conducting research on issues of international law. After graduation, I will join the law firm of Masuda, Funai, Eifert, & Mitchell in Chicago."
MSN Careers
islandwide, Hess is the largest language school in Taiwan JET places English speakersin japanese schools, aiming to midyear training and other programs for its
http://editorial.careers.msn.com/articles/programs/

Extractions: document.write(''); APRIL 08, 2003 Home Move Ahead Industry Insight Home Get Hired Move Ahead Career Changers Work Abroad Industry Insight Get Promoted My Monster Post Your Resume Search Jobs Working Life Shopping RESOURCE CENTER Entry Level Management Contract/Temp FOR EMPLOYERS Post a job Contact us When you work abroad as a marketing executive or computer programmer, you're bound to learn about the country's customs. But teaching English abroad often to young people typically eager to teach you about their own culture may be an unrivalled route to quickly learning about another country. A number of programs exist for individuals interested in teaching English abroad. Typically, you do not need to know the host country's language training may be offered in the US or when you arrive. Some of the best teach-abroad programs, such as the Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Programme, provide housing, travel expenses and a salary, while others are essentially volunteer operations, geared toward providing a unique cultural experience. A list of programs is available from the University of California at Irvine's Center for International Education. Here are five: Central European Teaching Program (CETP) Based at the World Affairs Center of Beloit College in Beloit, Wisconsin, CETP provides English teachers to public schools in Hungary, Romania and Poland. CETP teachers include recent college grads, mid-career professionals on sabbatical and retired couples. Contracts are typically for 10 months, lasting from September to June. A week-long orientation in the host country is provided. Teachers are paid on the same pay scale as local teachers. The host school or local government provides accommodations typically a furnished apartment near the school.
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIOLOGY
1995 saw another reshuffle in which the previously separate schools of Humanitiesand Sociology programs and Courses japanese language and literature
http://www.l.u-tokyo.ac.jp/eng/humani_2.html

Extractions: At present the School of Humanities and Sociology consists of 5 divisions, each offering a plurality of programs based on one or more departments. The School also has 2 research institutions attached to it: the Institute for the Studies of Cultural Exchange (started 1966), and Tokoro Research Laboratory (started 1973). It offers Programs and Courses as follows:
Previous "New From ERIC"
of Foreign language Immersion programs in US schools on building or retrofitting schoolsto withstand also announces a new japanese language Education Internet
http://www.eric.ed.gov/oldnews/

Extractions: The Adjunct ERIC Clearinghouse on Child Care has updated three of its Frequently Requested Information pages: "The Early Childhood Workforce and Its Impact on Children and High-Quality Child Care" "Number of Child Care Programs" , and "Size of the Early Childhood Workforce" Languages and Linguistics The ERIC Clearinghouse on Languages and Linguistics has created a new Resource Guide Online on TESOL Certification. This guide provides links to ERIC digests, books, Web sites, journals, and listservs that provide more information about how to obtain certification to teach English as a second or foreign language. The latest issue of ERIC/CLL Language Link has just been published. The feature article profiles three Native American communities who are using the latest technology to preserve their languages.
ForeignMBA.com - Language - Business Schools, MBA Programs, Rankings, Admissions
and office. StudySpanish A free online tutorial. japaneseOnline.comjapanese language resource community. SpanishPrograms.com Learn
http://www.foreignmba.com/area.php?area=180
Degree Programs, EASC, OSU
Major in Chinese/japanese literature courses taught partially in the target language,and selected to improve our linkages with professional schools, two dual
http://www.cohums.ohio-state.edu/easc/degree.html

Extractions: Major in Chinese/Japanese Through DEALL, we offer undergraduate degree programs that require completion of a basic language sequence of 45 credit hours plus another 10-15 credit hours of elective intermediate and advanced language courses at the 300-level and above. These degree programs also include linguistics or literature courses taught partially in the target language, and selected courses on East Asian culture and history. Dual Degree Program In an effort to improve our linkages with professional schools, two dual degree programs were initiated in 1982: Chinese and International Business (leading to a B.A. in Chinese and a B.S. in International Business) and Japanese and International Business (leading to a B.A. in Japanese and a B.S. in International Business). Both programs require the same credit hours of a B.A. in Chinese or Japanese, in addition to the coursework required for a Business degree. Major in East Asian Studies This program is coordinated through the Undergraduated Internationals Studies Program, and as a multidisciplinary program, it places as much emphasis on social science and history as on language and literature. We have four East Asian tracks within this degree program: society; history; arts and literature; and politics and international relations. Thirty credit hours of language training in Chinese, Japanese, or Korean are required for this program.
Language Learning Resources
Wellorganized links to pages about ESL, French, German, Italian, japanese, and Spanish. Searchthrough the language schools guide for study programs abroad
http://www.sil.org/lglearning/Links.htm

Extractions: Contents ESL Foreign languages Language schools Booksellers Calico Review . Recent reviews of language learning software produced by the Computer Assisted Language Instruction Consortium. Computer Assisted Language Learning , by Jim Duber. Excellent reviews of the latest commercial software for ESL. ESL.about.com . Excellent site for both learners and teachers. Lesson plans, lessons, link lists, quizzes and tests, and a forum. English as a Second Language Resource Page , University of South Dakota links list for ESL. The Internet TESL Journal . Link list to ESL Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL) resources with brief annotations. Language Testing . Thoroughly annotated collection of language proficiency assessment websites, primarily in the ESL area. On-Line Resources and Journals Related to ELT and Linguistics . Link list for ESL, focussing on English for Japanese speakers. University of Hull CALL Software Database . Use Advanced Search to look for information about software for learning a specific language. Includes links to other software databases. Yamada Language Center: English as a Second Language . Annotated link list for ESL, list server addresses for ESL-related mailing lists.
Stanford JGuide - Japan > Japanese Language Schools
Employment/Internships Study in Japan japanese language schools. Variety of academicallyoriented japanese courses at programs vary from 4 weeks to 2 years
http://jguide.stanford.edu/directory/cat_listing_level_3_category_79_L1_5_L2_0_L

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