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Tuesday, September 4, 2012
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New video released for Oxford Bookworms iPhone and iPad apps

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Sunday, August 21, 2011
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Extensive Reading World Congress provisional schedule released

August 02, 2011

Teaching-English-in-Japan-Education-Eigo-Noto" One of the most exciting events this year will be the Extensive Reading World Congress held September 4th and 5th in Kyoto. The provisional schedule has just been released and can be downloaded here as a PDF.

The World Congress represents the first time for all those involved with the extensive reading approach – teachers, scholars, writers and publishers – to gather under one roof for a conference dedicated purely to extensive reading. There will be a total of over 150 presentations during the conference consisting of plenary sessions, concurrent sessions, colloquia and workshops.

Speakers will include David R. Hill, William Grabe, Paul Nation, Richard Day, Jeong-Ryeoul Kim and many more.

For general information about the Extensive Reading World Congress, click here.

« Torikai, Akashi at odds on use of English at Rakuten | Main | Canada offers free study placements for youth affected by March 11th disaster »

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Tuesday, August 16, 2011
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Extensive Reading World Congress provisional schedule released

August 02, 2011

Teaching-English-in-Japan-Education-Eigo-Noto" One of the most exciting events this year will be the Extensive Reading World Congress held September 4th and 5th in Kyoto. The provisional schedule has just been released and can be downloaded here as a PDF.

The World Congress represents the first time for all those involved with the extensive reading approach – teachers, scholars, writers and publishers – to gather under one roof for a conference dedicated purely to extensive reading. There will be a total of over 150 presentations during the conference consisting of plenary sessions, concurrent sessions, colloquia and workshops.

Speakers will include David R. Hill, William Grabe, Paul Nation, Richard Day, Jeong-Ryeoul Kim and many more.

For general information about the Extensive Reading World Congress, click here.

« Torikai, Akashi at odds on use of English at Rakuten | Main | Canada offers free study placements for youth affected by March 11th disaster »

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Thursday, August 11, 2011
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Extensive Reading World Congress provisional schedule released

August 02, 2011

Teaching-English-in-Japan-Education-Eigo-Noto" One of the most exciting events this year will be the Extensive Reading World Congress held September 4th and 5th in Kyoto. The provisional schedule has just been released and can be downloaded here as a PDF.

The World Congress represents the first time for all those involved with the extensive reading approach – teachers, scholars, writers and publishers – to gather under one roof for a conference dedicated purely to extensive reading. There will be a total of over 150 presentations during the conference consisting of plenary sessions, concurrent sessions, colloquia and workshops.

Speakers will include David R. Hill, William Grabe, Paul Nation, Richard Day, Jeong-Ryeoul Kim and many more.

For general information about the Extensive Reading World Congress, click here.

« Torikai, Akashi at odds on use of English at Rakuten | Main | Canada offers free study placements for youth affected by March 11th disaster »

View the original article here