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Note: I am sending this on behalf of a friend who is not on the LINGUIST. Please reply directly to her at miyuki.sawadaMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuest-annes.oxford.ac.uk 6th NIHONGO STUDENT SEMINAR (Nihongo Kyouiku Gakusei Seminar) The 6th Nihongo Student Seminar will be held at the Yoyogi Olympic Centre in Tokyo in September 1996. It is a group of students and others who are interested in Japanese language and the teaching of Japanese. Details have not been confirmed yet, as the organisers would like to include ideas and suggestions from intereste people into the agenda. The meeting will be held in the form of group discussions and lectures. The seminar language is Japanese. Expenses will be at about 2000 yen, which includes accommodation, but no travel expenses and meals. People interested in participating or organizing this meeting are kindly required to contact Ms Miyuki Sawada at the following address by sending the following application form: FORM Name: Occupation: Address: Phone no: E-mail address: Preferred lecturer/topic: Preferred discussion topic: Send to Miyuki.Sawada
st-annes.oxford.ac.uk Miyuki Sawada Lecturer of Japanese in Australia 1990/91, currently pursuing D.phil. in Discourse Analysis of Japanese at the Univeristy of Oxford (St Annes College, OX2 6HS)
UPDATE ON TERTIARY LITERACY CONFERENCE: Research and Practice MELBOURNE 14 - 16 March 1996 VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY THE CONFERENCE OBJECTIVES - To gain a national perspective on tertiary literacy and its reflection in the quality of university learning and teaching - To explore the question of Australian universities' responsibilities for tertiary literacy - To define tertiary literacy - To facilitate the exchange of information about current tertiary literacy policies and practices - To provide a forum for the discussion of the pedagogical desirability of tertiary literacy programs - To explore the relationship between the university research outcomes and the availability of Academic and Research English programs - To provide a forum for the presentation of current research in the field - To contribute to the development of policies and practices in the language area in the tertiary education sector. KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Professor Richard Baldauf, National Languages and Literacy Institute of Australia Barbara Kamler, School of Language, Cultural and Arts Education, Deakin University Dr Alison Lee, School of Adult Education, Sydney University of Technology, Sydney Dr Anthony Liddicoat, Department of Linguistics, Australian National University Associate Professor Lesley Parker, Teaching Learning Group, Curtin University of Technology Roslyn Petelin, Writing Across the Curriculum Program, Queensland University of Technology Professor Ian Reid, Division of Humanities, Curtin University of Technology Professor Terry Threadgold, Department of English, Monash University CONFERENCE PROGRAM The Conference program will consist of about eighty presentations including plenary sessions, colloquia, papers, poster sessions and workshops. It will feature four main themes: Theme 1: Policy and practice of tertiary literacy Theme 2: Inter-cultural variation of academic communication Theme 3: Discipline specific discourses Theme 4: Research English PLENARY SESSIONS Communicating within cultures, communicating across cultures, communicating between cultures Which thesis did you read? Issues around PhD and Masters research examiner's reports Tertiary literacy policies: needs and practice Working together? Academic literacies, co-production and professional=20 partnerships. Institutional practices in promoting tertiary literacy Disciplinary and cultural perspectives on student literacy SOCIAL PROGRAM Welcome Reception: Thursday 14 March 1996; 6.30pm - 8.00pm Conference Dinner: Friday 15 March 1996; 7.30pm - 11.00pm; $40 per person The Conference dinner is optional and participants are advised to include payment with Conference registration fees as limited places are available. REGISTRATION PROCEDURES The registration desk will be located in Building M, Footscray Campus, VUT, Ballarat Rd. Conference materials will be available for collection from 6.00pm to 8.00 pm on Thursday, 14 March 1996 and from 8.30 am on Friday, 15 March 1996. FEES Full registration= $155 Early bird full registration= $120 Student full registration= $100 One day registration= $ 80 Full time registration includes: Welcome reception, Conference attendance, satchel and materials, all morning and afternoon teas and lunches One day registration includes: Conference attendance on nominated day, satchel and materials, morning and afternoon teas and lunch on nominated day PUBLICATION OF CONFERENCE PAPERS Presenters who wish to have their papers considered for publication should submit their completed manuscripts by the last day of the Conference. TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS Ansett Australia has been appointed official airline for the conference and is offering a conference fare of up to 45% off the full economy airfare. Delegates wishing to take advantage of this offer can contact Flight Centre Corporate on 1800 632 654, masterfile number TLR01. Please address correspondence related to the Conference to: Zosia Golebiowski, Tertiary Literacy Conference Department of Education, Victoria University of Technology PO Box 14428, MCMC, Melbourne, Victoria 8001, Australia. Telephone: (03) 96885026 Fax: (03) 96884646 E-mail: tlc96Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuedingo.vut.edu.au UPDATED INFORMATION AVAILABLE AT: http://www.vut.edu.au/~tlc96
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