'ELT in Japan' Issue #1 (Dec. 2009) in PDF
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ELT in Japan Issue #1 (Dec. 2009) in PDF
You can read them in the public access folder at GoogleDocs (read-only using a reader that is like GoogleBooks), or you can download them from the GoogleDocs interface. Creative Commons License 3.0 applies.
ELT in Japan Issue #1 (first published December 2009)
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1. Writing Systems: Positive transfer or negative interference for EFL learning?
2. Do Japanese EFL students need katakana eigo to learn and to read English?
3. Teaching as a foreign national at Japanese universities: Shifting terms of institutional status, employment, work conditions and related concerns
4. Ten reasons why English learning fails in Japan
5. The facially salient articulatory gesture as a basic unit for applied phonology in ELT
6. Why is 'research' in ELT/TEFL/TESOL/AL/SLA so irrelevant?
7. Breaking down the 'theory vs. practice' distinction
ELT in Japan Issue #1 (first published December 2009)
Click on the title of the article to view it.
1. Writing Systems: Positive transfer or negative interference for EFL learning?
2. Do Japanese EFL students need katakana eigo to learn and to read English?
3. Teaching as a foreign national at Japanese universities: Shifting terms of institutional status, employment, work conditions and related concerns
4. Ten reasons why English learning fails in Japan
5. The facially salient articulatory gesture as a basic unit for applied phonology in ELT
6. Why is 'research' in ELT/TEFL/TESOL/AL/SLA so irrelevant?
7. Breaking down the 'theory vs. practice' distinction
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