Japan Intercultural Institute:

Half-day workshop--Engaging students with the Linguaculture Motivation Profiler

Date: Saturday, June 29th, 2019 Time: 1:00 PM - 4:30 PM

Speaker: Joseph Shaules, Sumiko Miyafusa, Robinson Fritz, Gabriela Schmidt

Description:
This half-day workshop will introduce the Linguaculture Motivation Profiler (LMP). This validated 36-item online instrument creates a learning profile of students. It measures attitudes towards learning: resistance, engagement, and mixed states. Teachers can create student learning profiles as an in-class reflection tool, and to help class planning. The LMP is made available free of charge thanks to JSPS Grant-in-Aid research funding, and the support of JII. This is a chance to learn about new approaches to motivating students, and share ideas and best practices with other teachers. For sign up and more information see http://japanintercultural.org/learning-circle/

Organization: Japan Intercultural Institute

Cost: free of charge

Venue: Juntendo University, Ochanomizu Campus, Dai-2 Kyoiku-to, Rm see at the entrance

Location: Tokyo, Tokyo Metropolis, Japan

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