Oxford University Press:

26 Things Any EFL Teacher Should Know to Make English Time a Success

Date: Sunday, April 13th, 2003 Time: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Speaker: Setsuko Toyama

Description:
Popular Oxford author Setsuko Toyama will demonstrate 26 basic ideas and activities that have been successful in her classes: How to teach the Alphabet, ways to play Bingo, making your own Chants, tips on using Distracters, pros and cons on giving students English names, and 21 more, in alphabetical order, all the way to activities to teach Zoo animals. These will be shared and discussed in relation to appropriate age groups. This workshop will be highly participatory.
About the presenter: Setsuko Toyama is a well known teacher, teacher trainer and Oxford Kids' Club presenter. She has written a number of ELT courses for elementary learners including English Time from Oxford. Currently she lives in Niigata where she teaches all age groups.
Registration:
Not necessary, but the first 50 people to register receive a Free copy of the English Time 1 Story Book. For registration or enquiries, please contact Luna International by phone/fax 0263-34-4481 or e-mail lunaeng@po.mcci.or.jp.

Organization: Oxford University Press

Cost: free

Venue: Luna International, MK Bldg. 2F 1-9-16 Motomachi, Matsumoto-shi, Nagano-ken (Tel/Fax: 0263-34-4481)

Location: Matsumoto City, Nagano Prefecture, Japan

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