Editorial

There are active ETJ (English Teachers in Japan) in many areas of Japan, but there are some areas where there is no local group and other areas where the local group needs more help. These regional groups focus on workshops for teachers of young learners. If you are interested in getting involved, it would be best to check for more information on the ETJ website and send me an e-mail.

One area that needs active organizers is Sendai. This is especially important because there is an ETJ Expo in Sendai each year. If you live in the Miyagi area and may be interested in helping, please contact me. ETJ was set up for busy teachers, so being an organizer does not need to take up a lot of time.

The areas that currently have ETJ groups are Hokkaido, Tokyo, Saitama, Chiba, Kanazawa, Nagano, Nagoya, Shizuoka, Kyoto, Osaka, Kobe, Okayama, Hiroshima, Yamaguchi, Kitakyushu, Fukuoka, Oita, Kumamoto, Miyazaki and Kagoshima. The Kanagawa group is likely to be restarting very soon.

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• Revealing hidden voices
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• The Balance Between Online Privacy and Online Access
• Pursuing a fluency based methodology
• Pressing Issues in EFL Japan
• The last chance to take the one-day certificate course
• The Connected Teacher
• The difficulties of teacher on the job training (OJT)
• Fluency in EFL
• The regeneration of the language school industry in Japan

• Pressing Issues in EFL Japan
    - Bob Sanderson
    - Michael Stout
    - Steven Herder
    - Steven Herder
    - Chuck Sandy
    - Steven Herder
    - Barbara Sakamoto
    - Steven Herder
  
• Pursuing a fluency based methodology
    - steven Herder
  
• The Connected Teacher
    - Marisa Pavan
    - Barbara Sakamoto
  
• Fluency in EFL
    - David
    - Barbara Sakamoto
    - Steven Herder
    - Phil
  
• The difficulties of teacher on the job training (OJT)
    - Phil
    - Theron Muller
  
• The regeneration of the language school industry in Japan
    - Steven Herder
    - David Juteau
    - Paul
    - James Hart
    - Mark
    - Vick L. Ssali
  
• Giving a presentation
    - Mike Bagosy
  
• Online Adventures of a Not-So-Techie Teacher
    - Theron Muller
    - Barbara Sakamoto
    - Anna Pires
    - Barbara Sakamoto
    - Michael Gorman
    - carla arena
    - Barbara Sakamoto
    - Barbara Sakamoto