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In a word; JALT for me is fellowship. It’s all about connecting with people. I come to the conference and meet many people who I normally don’t get to see. […]
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JALT means everything to me. JALT is a place where I come where I’m embraced by it, and I embrace all my friends. We support each other in our own […]
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It’s an opportunity to get together with the best minds in Japan in English teaching, and really challenge myself to make sure that I’m constantly improving and going back to […]
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For me JALT is a great way to meet other teachers from around Japan because I’m based in Tokyo where it’s not so difficult to meet other people, but it’s […]
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I am the programme chair for the Speech, Drama and Debate Special Interest Group. JALT to me is a wonderful opportunity to meet other teachers and gain insights into the […]
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JALT means opportunities for me to connect with other people who are interested in language teaching and even more those who are interested in bringing culture into the language classroom. […]
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For me JALT is a wonderful opportunity to meet people who are interested in professional development, spend time with like-minded individuals who want to improve and share their teaching. I’ve […]
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JALT is important to me because I’m able to connect with other teachers in Japan and find the people who have the same interests as I do so that we […]
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JALT is a way of meeting other teachers, and it’s a way of making English teaching better.
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Here is a preliminary outline of the JALT2012 schedule (subject to change without notice): Friday 12 Oct Saturday 13 Oct Sunday 14 Oct Monday 15 Oct Teaching and Technology Workshops […]