Reiko Fischer, Jim Ronald, John Campbell-Larsen, Heather Austin, Sandra Huynh, Courtney Scarborough, Christopher Ellis Davis, Can Danismant, James Rankin, Daniel Orozco, Mira Liyanage, Kathleen Kitao, Yosuke Ogawa, and Saki Araki

JALT’s Pragmatics SIG is partnering with Osaka JALT to present: “The-First-Ever Pragmatics My Share”

Please pre-register here so we can inform the security guard who to expect at the South Gate.

Registration opens at 12:30

13:00  Welcome

13:10 Opening talk, Reiko Fischer

Round table My Shares:

13:45 “Slice 1” — A. John Campbell-Larsen “Reported speech for managing participation”
                           B. Heather Austin “Linguistic landscape: Visible language in public spaces”

14:05 “Slice 2” – A. Sandra Huynh “Halfway there: Feeling incomplete between languages” 

                           B. Courtney Scarborough “Teaching Japanese speakers spontaneity”

14:25 “Slice 3” – A. Christopher Ellis Davis “Do you mind? Is the answer ‘yes’ or is it ‘no’?”

                          B. Can Danismant “Student self-reflection: Class participation mirror”

14:45-15:10  BREAK TIME

Round table My Shares:

              15:15 “Slice 4” – A. James Rankin “Icons: Simplify concepts and guide role plays”
                                         B. Daniel Orozco “The misuse of Japanese phrases”

              15:35 “Slice 5” – A. Mira Liyanage “Friendly reminders: Are they really friendly?”
                                         B. Kathleen Kitao “Using AI to generate dialogues”

              15:55 “Slice 6”—A. Yosuke Ogawa “Discourse markers at a turn transition”
                                         B. Saki Araki “Is my L1 affected by learning other languages?”

16:15  Jim Ronald “Pragmatic Incidents”

16:50 Wrap up

17:00 Clean up and clear out
 

Questions? Interested in joining the dinner party afterwards? Contact Donna Fujimoto fujimotodonna@gmail.com