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1: Nice to meet you! [Coursebook]
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BURNHAM,
Sue CIS Heinemann. 810.7 HAI 1 *
[Vocabulary][Tape/CD][Listening][Speaking/Conversation][Kana][CD-ROM]
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 Hai!
is a six-stage, semester-length course and this stage 1
book can be used at either the upper primary or lower secondary levels.
Each of stages 1 to 6 is based around a broad topic area, the topics
selected being consistent with various state curriculum guidelines.
Japanese "manga" is used to help students understand situations and
practice vocabulary. The good use of photographs helps introduce students
to Japanese culture. Some Katakana words are used in the Stage 1 course
book although students aren't encouraged to write them yet. The introduction
o fthe Katakana syllabary for fast learners is optional in this book. |
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fork in Asia 2000: Japan
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SBS
Television Australia C138-NE/J. NTSC 26 min.
[Japanese][English][Video][Pop Culture] |
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Westerners
often see two starkly different sides of Japan, - the traditional
"Kimono/Bonsai" and the "hyper-technology" both of which exist. This
program captures people and their life styles both in Tokyo and notably
country Hokkaido where Western cameras rarely go. Although this video
is more of a snapshot of life in Hokkaido and the big cities rather
than a comprehensive study of Japanese culture, it is good for giving
refreshing non-stereotyped images of Japan. |
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The
Japan Foundation
C132-7-PJ.
PAL 30 min.
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This is a documentary video of the In-Japan
Intensive Training Program for Primary & Secondary Teachers of the
Japanese Language from Australia and New Zealand, offered by
The Japan Foundation Japanese Language Institute, Urawa. You can see
the benefits of this course in and out of the classroom. Even shopping
at Asakusa (a famous tourist place in Tokyo) is an opportunity to
find teaching resources rarely available in Australia. Basic information
about this course is placed at our web page under Training & Consultation
section. |
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C132-7-PJ.
PAL 30 min.
[Japanese][English][Pop Culture] [www] [CD-ROM] [Resource] |
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 The
Japan Forum's newly published resource -
"Deai: The Lives of Seven Japanese
High School Students" -
for Japanese-language education in secondary schools, aims at encouraging
cultural understanding and language acquisition through photographic
"Deai," or "encounters" with the everyday lives of individual Japanese
high school students. "Deai" resources, available free to secondary
schools offering Japanese language programs, include the Deai Kit-192
photo sheets, Japanese and English text passages from student profiles
and photo captions, and two multimedia CD-ROMs. It cam be used along
with the Deai Website, which offers abundant information for planning
classes and activities.
For more information, please visit the Deai Website: http://www.tjf.or.jp/deai/
Deai is also available from the library. |
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