Meeting with Wanda, Genghis, and Ted

Wanda:

In Indonesia, they use Jolly Phonics (England) and Floppy Phonics (American).

Comparison of letter instruction between Japan and Indonesia.

Next week, come up with research question.

Things that Wanda can compare:

  • textbooks (Indonesia/Japan ES, JHS)
  • curricula (Indonesia/Japan)
  • methodology
  • lesson plans
  • media
  • classroom observations

Example question:

What are problematic English sounds for Japanese children? How are these sounds addressed in phonics lessons?

Genghis

She made a graph to compare CLIL, CBI, and CBLT. this is necessary before introducing CLIL as a means to analyze textbooks.

  • Definitions
  • Goals
  • Characteristics
  • Benefits
  • Weak points
  • Implementation
  • Student level

Using the above criteria, Genghis will have to provide a rationale for using CLIL over the other teaching approaches to analyze the textbook.

Paper

  • Intro
  • Lit. review
    • What is CLIL?
      • History of CLIL
      • Definition of CLIL and comparing with other methods
      • Use of CLIL throughout the world
    • History of EE in Japan from ….. to today
      • What has Japan aimed for in the past, present, and future?
      • Critical of these goals: Are they realistic? Have the been criticized?
      • The Place of CLIL in current  Japanese English Education
      • HS?
    • The Role of the Textbook
    • Research questions:
      • To what extent do HS communication  textbooks include CLIL principles?
  • Method
    • Textbooks and how they were chosen
    • Criteria and how they were developed
    • Meaning of the scales
    • How textbooks were evaluated? Who? How?
      • How did you ensure reliability and validity?
  • Findings
  • Discussion
  • Suggestion ( lesson plans for using the communication textbooks for a CLIL lesson)
    • (Based on the strengths and weaknesses of the books, propose lesson plans)
  • Conclusion

Next week: Rough draft of the methodology chapter

Teddy presented his literature review

  1. The situation of English teaching in Japan
  2. JHS education system in Japan
  3. JHS system in Iwate
  4. Eiken
  5. Role of the textbook
    • JHS textbook in Iwate
  6. What has Japan aimed for the EE from the past, present, and future
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