Date: Saturday 27th November 2021, 10:00 - 13:00 (GMT, London)
Lecture: Dr Yukiyo Hamakawa (Centre for Japanese Language, Waseda University) <biography>
Participation: Online only (using Zoom)
Fee: BATJ members £5, non-member £10
Registration and payment (Eventbrite): To register, please go to our Eventbrite page.
(*Please note the cancellation is not possible once the ticket has been ordered.)

Pre-seminar questionnaire regarding Kanji teaching: https://forms.gle/N8RZphz3GNi7fyx18

<Outline of the seminar>
How do you teach kanji? How many different ways of teaching kanji are there? This seminar will cover learners’ attitudes towards kanji learning – how learners learn kanji and their thoughts about it. This is followed by sharing our kanji teaching methods and classroom activities and a discussion on them by participants. After a short break, the speaker will introduce ‘Onoresho’ as an example of a classroom activity. Bring a brush pen or coloured pencils if you have one (you don’t need to have a brush pen to participate, of course).

In order to build further networking and cooperation among BATJ members to encourage and promote Japanese language education in the UK, we announce a call for BATJ Projects.

Application deadline: 23:59 Wednesday 10th November 2021 (GMT)
Submission & general enquiries: Dr Miho Inaba <chair @ batj.org.uk >

Project Period: Each project needs to be conducted in the period of 1st December 2021 to 31st March 2023.

Working languages: Japanese or English

- Eligibility and important dates
- Application form

Date: Saturday 5 March 2022
Venue: Online

Application Deadlines:
Speech Category - Monday 8th November 2021 (at 15:00)
Individual Presentation Category - Monday 6th December 2021 (at 15:00)
Group Presentation Category - Monday 13th December 2021 (at 15:00)