Workshop date: 8 October 2021 Friday (19:40 - 22:00 Japan)
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This is a virtual workshop and registration is free. Please register using this form.
Please note that you need to register for this workshop seperately from the JK29 main conference. If you register, you will receive a Zoom link to the meeting on the 7th October 2021 and information on accessing the pre-recorded presentation videos.
Workshop Programme (Note that the duration of the final session is subject to change depending on the number of participants)
Abstracts are available here.
Speakers/Titles
Vera Hanaoka (University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, USA), Incorporating data analysis into an undergraduate Japanese sociolinguistics course
Kiyoko Toratani (York University, Canada), A case study of a term-end project on sound-symbolism
Sakaya Abe (Middlebury College, USA), Developing Variation and Change in Japanese: Utilizing insights from historical linguistic
Workshop session: Creating Inclusive Teaching Materials in Japanese/Korean Linguistics
A pre-recorded video on the guidance for creating inclusive teaching materials will be available by 15th September. Accessibility of teaching materials is important for supporting disabled students and other student groups such as international students and socio-economically disadvantaged students, but the materials with accessible design will eventually benefit all learners.
We recommend that you improve your teaching materials (e.g., handouts, slides, or any other materials) following the guidance. There will be a session where you can share your materials with colleagues for feedback on further improvement. The exact format will depend on the number of participants. If you would like to partipate, please register to the workshop by 20th September.
Please note that this workshop is specifically desinged for teaching Japanese/Korean Linguistics, not for teaching a language. However, we are more than happy to discuss any materials relevant to linguistics teaching (e.g., presenting written script in Japanese/Korean).
This workshop is organised by Hae-Sung Jeon, Xi Chen and Chisa Matsukawa at the University of Central Lancashire, UK. If you have any questions, please contact Hae-Sung (HJeon1@uclan dot ac dot uk).