In recent years, globalization has led to a bigger number of foreign students at universities and it is expected that the number of classes in English will also increase.
However, there are many differences between talking in English and teaching, and points to be aware of for teachers without prior experience.
Therefore, we invited Todd Enslen from the Institute for Excellence in Higher Education at Tohoku University to hold a workshop on creating student-centered lessons by effectively using three aspects of culture, class management and language. It is one of the most popular workshops at Tohoku University.

Date

2017/12/08 (Monday) 16:30– 18:30

Place

Hokkaido University Multimedia Education Building, 4th floor, Multi-purpose classroom 2
(Kita 17, Nishi 8, Kita-Ku, Sapporo)

Target

40 applicants belonging to higher education facilities
(applications on first come first served basis)

Program

16:00 Reception start
16:30 Opening remarks
16:35 Workshop “Classroom management techniques for classes conducted in English”
(Todd ENSLEN, Lecturer, Institute for Excellence in Higher Education, Tohoku University)
18:30 Finish

Language

English

Poster

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Pictures from the event