Jenny Morgan (Sophia University)

In classrooms, people make conscious and unconscious choices about what parts of our identities will be invisible, and what parts of our stories we will share together. This renowned speaker from Sophia University in Tokyo will share personal stories of being both visible and invisible, insider and outsider, and how identity informs our practices. She will share three activities to promote diversity and unity in the classroom. This talk is jointly supported with the Learner Development SIG. For details and the Zoom link, see the Hiroshima JALT Newsletter, or the Hiroshima JALT homepage at Google.