Tokyo British Council:

Games in the English Classroom (Day 1 of 5 Mondays)

Date: Monday, October 13th, 2003 Time: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Speaker: British Council Teacher Trainers

Description:
This course is made up of five evening seminars, held fortnightly in Tokyo during the Autumn term (13 Oct., 27 Oct., 10 Nov., 24 Nov., 8 Dec). Teachers attending all the sessions receive a British Council Certificate at the end of the course. This is a repeat course - Following the success of the first Games in the English Classroom Course, the British Council are delighted to offer this course again.
Games are a great way to get students interested in English and in these seminars we will look at how they can be used to develop different areas of English. These will include pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar, accuracy and fluency. We will look at a number of game formats: board games, card games, movement games & warmers & fillers. In the final session of the mini-course, the participants will use the ideas to create games for particular lessons. Following group demonstrations, the various activities and techniques employed will be analysed and discussed.

Organization: The British Council Tokyo Centre (Tokyo British Council)

Cost: 20,000 yen (tax is not included) for all 5 days: 13 Oct., 27 Oct., 10 Nov., 24 Nov., 8 Dec.

Venue: British Council Tokyo Centre, Kagurazaka 1-2, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Tel: (03) 3235-8031, Nearest Station: Kagurazaka (Tozai Subway Line)

Location: Tokyo, Tokyo Metropolis, Japan

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