Joseph Poulshock directs the English language program at Tokyo Christian university and specializes in content-based language teaching, uses of music in language education, and instruction in language learning strategies.
Research in applied linguistics and learner strategies provide a theoretical and practical basis for helping students of any language learn with greater confidence, efficiency, and effectiveness. For this paper and discussion, principles will be applied to the study of Japanese as a foreign language.
Joseph sensei's paper is at
http://www.tci.ac.jp/~naphtali/SenseiOnline/EffectiveStrategies.htm
So read the paper above and go to TAPPED IN. There, you will be able to discuss this topic with Joseph sensei and others from around the world. TAPPED IN is open to everybody and the presentation will be done in English.
This event is open to anybody who is interested in the topic. It will be at After School Online Room at http://www.tappedin.org
Instructions to log in as a guest and get to the After School Online Room:
1. Go to http://www.tappedin.org
2. Click the "Guest Login" Button on the TAPPED IN home page
3. Be patient while loading
4. When prompted in the bottom window, erase the text next to the word SAY, and type your name and hit return.
5. When loading is done, you will be in the Reception area.
6. To talk, type in the message in the window next to the word SAY. Then press the SEND button or the ENTER key
7. In order to get to After School Online room, you can click on After School Online in the map.
Download and print this document. It will explain the interface really well. http://www.tappedin.sri.com/info/docs/TAPestry3.pdf
If you have problems connecting from a school computer, you may be behind firewall. Please read Firewall explanation in FAQ..
If you still need help, please mail TAPPED IN staff at contactus@tappedin.org
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