Tokyo 2014 TESOL (Young Learners) Workshops Teaching Very Young Children Sunday Jan 11 ltprofessionals/en/tokyoyl2014.html 10:30 - 1:00 YL 17: Developing a curriculum for the very young (age 2-6) Teaching very young learners requires a different skill set and different materials than teaching older children. It’s not just a case of making everything easier! We’ll look at what younger children need, how they learn, and ways to plan curriculum and our own materials to help our youngest children have fun in the English classroom and really discover and learn. YL 18: Strategies for Teaching the Very Young (age 2-6) How can we pique and maintain interest with very young learners? What can we do if things go wrong? How do we manage parental expectations? This session will take a look at all aspects of managing classes for young children. Trainer Janina Tubby Janina Tubby is owner and principal at Kobe Bilingual School, a bilingual daycare (0-2), international kindergarten (3-6) and after-school and Saturday program teaching Eikaiwa and English programs to beginner - bilingual children, age 3-18. She has been teaching in Japan over 20 years and has taught at conversation school, kindergarten, elementary school, JHS, and university, as well as corporate classes. She has a CELTA and DELTA and has acted as a local trainer for distance DELTA courses with International House, London. Location Nellies English Books, Kenkyusha Fujimi Bldg., 1F, 2-11-3 Fujimi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. Map: ltprofessionals/pdf/TTAmap.pdf Fees The fee for each workshop is 2,500 yen. If you are attending all day, please pay for both the morning and afternoon workshops (5,000 yen) when you register in the morning. There is a fee of 1,000 yen when you submit an assignment. There is no need to pay this until after you submit an assignment. You can pay when you attend a future workshop.
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