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  • English Communication I-V
  • Reading I, II, V
  • Discussion I, Å
  • Public Speaking
  • Debate

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Discussion I, Å

In this set of courses, we cover topics that are of great importance for young Japanese people. Whether you plan to study abroad, to live or work in another country, or to succeed in 21st century Japan, you will need to be familiar with how people from other cultures are different and how people around the world are the same. And, you will need to feel comfortable discussing difficult topics and challenging ideas. This class is designed to support your development in each of these areas.

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Discussion I, Å

My area of research is the design and function of educational systems. I am interested in what different stakeholders want out of educational systems, in how those interests translate into the structures of institutionalized education, and in the outcomes produced by these structures. This research focus allows me to bring together findings and theories from a wide range of academic fields including psychology, sociology, anthropology, philosophy, and organizational systems. At present, I am researching the experiences of roninsei to better understand how the juken system functions.

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ワタシとコトバ

In my experience both as a language teacher and language learner, the key element is meaningful interaction in the foreign language. Learning a language is much like learning the rules and moves of a very complicated game. The rules only have importance if you have the experience of navigating them; the moves will only be remembered if they have proven useful. Learning a language without ever needing to use it to accomplish something that is important to you is like memorizing of the rules and moves for a game you have never played. Until you have used it you will continue to see it, in some important respect, as useless. Make using the language in meaningful contexts central to your practice and you will find yourself excited to learn new words and master new rules.

ワタシとセカイ

I was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in the United States. I lived in a number of different cities growing up and, during that time, had the opportunity to travel to an even greater number of countries. Living in Japan for many years has been one of the most important elements in my development as a person. It has allowed me to view from the inside both the United States and Japan. It has also made me an outsider in both of those countries. I have the experience of switching cultures every time go back to the US and each time it is a process that fascinates me. I believe that one of the most important experiences a person can have is to be live somewhere else for long enough that he or she can return home and see it as an outsider.

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Thank you for your interest in Meijo University! At this university, you will find a dedicated, experienced, and international group of teachers who will support your learning journey. My time here has been very rewarding both because the faculty is always working to improve our program, and because we attract students who are motivated and curious. It has been a great pleasure to watch so many students grow and develop during their time here. And it is equally rewarding to see them start promising careers and make contributions to our world. I hope one day you will be one of these students. See you in class!

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