Katoh Gakuen:

Content-Based Approaches to Foreign Language Teaching: Models and Methods

Date: Thursday, June 8th, 2006 Time: 1:30 PM - 4:00 PM

Speaker: Dr. Fred Genesee, McGill University

Description:
This presentation will provide a brief history of content-based approaches to foreign/second language instruction and the rationale for such approaches. This is followed by a discussion of different models of content-based instruction that are appropriate for foreign language classrooms and the implications of different approaches for instructional planning and delivery and professional development. Participants will be able to examine alternative approaches for their own classrooms.

This is a SELHi-sponsored presentation with a focus on secondary level English classes.

Professor Genesee has conducted extensive research on alternative forms of bilingual education for majority and minority language students, including immersion programs. He authored numerous articles and books on bilingualism and bilingual education.

There will be two different workshops (June 8 and June 9). Space is limited for both workshops to the first 60 participants. To pre-register, email geneseeworkshop@katoh-net.ac.jp or call Masakazu Kimura at 055-924-1900. Applicants must send: 1) your full name, 2) email address, 3) phone number, 4) school name, and 5) which workshops you plan to attend. Confirmation of your registration will be returned by email. Participants for Friday's workshop may buy sandwiches and drinks for lunch at the workshop site. We apologize for the inconvenience but there is NO parking at the school. Participants are asked to come by bus or taxi. Participants are asked to make their own hotel arrangements. There are several hotels in the area: Numazu Tokyu Hotel, Phone: (055) 952-2554 Numazu Castle Hotel, Phone: (055) 923-1255

Organization: Katoh Gakuen

Cost: free

Venue: Gakuen Gyoshu Jr and Sr High School, 1361-1 Nakamiyo, Numazu, Shizuoka

Location: Numazu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan

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Website: bi-lingual.com

Ms. Natsuko Katoh, Registration Chairperson
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Phone (work): 055-924-1900
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