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Japan's second language;: A critical study of the English language program in the Japanese secondary schools in the 1960's (International education monograph no. 3 [i.e. no. 7]) by John Arnold Brownell, 1967 The Army Japanese language school;: A preliminary report on the academic program, by Joseph K Yamagiwa, 1945 Application for new grant for the Japanese Bilingual-Bicultural Program: San Francisco Unified School District by Tetsu Hojo, 1974 The Oxford Picture Dictionary English/Japanese: English-Japanese Edition (The Oxford Picture Dictionary Program) by Norma Shapiro, Jayme Adelson-Goldstein, 1998-08-06 Let's talk: Developing effective communication skills : an EFL curriculum guide for Japanese high school and university students by Nancy Yildiz, 1980 School Management Improvement Program 42 - A Clear Priority And Managed To Learn To Put (the New Era Of Education Reform) Japanese Language Book by Tsutomu Kenmoti, 2006

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21. Japanese Language School Directory
    Learn japanese in Japan Excellent japanese language programs at schools in Tokyo. Accredited courses and programs all year round.  
    http://www.lifestyle.co.uk/education/languages/japanese-language-school.htm
    
    Extractions: Find your japanese language school from our extensive directory. Whether you want to learn Spanish or French, Italian or Japanese, make sure that you look for the right course at your level from the hundreds out there. Based on your search for japanese language school, Lifestyle.co.uk brings you sites that can help you to get on the course you want - hopefully also at the school you want.

22. Study Abroad Programs For High School Students
    The yearlong and semester programs place participants in japanese schools, but the summer program has optional language classes.  
    http://www.colorado.edu/ealld/atj/Bridging/ABRD-hs.html
    
    Extractions: Study Abroad Programs for High School Students If you are looking into study abroad programs for high school students, you may want to check out the comprehensive listings of programs that have been approved by CSIET. Not all of the programs listed by CSIET offer opportunities to study in Japan, but you will get a better idea of the legitimacy of the program you are considering. The Council on Standards for International Educational Travel AFS Intercultural Programs USA 310 SW 4th Avenue Portland , OR 97204-2608 USA Phone: 1-800-AFS-INFO E-mail: youradventure@afs.org http://www.usa.afs.org/ AFS offers three types of study abroad programs in Japan: a summer program, a semester program and a full-year program. In the four-week summer program participants live with a homestay family and study the Japanese language intensively. In the semester and full-year programs participants attend a Japanese high school, take classes and live with a homestay family. The academic-year programs usually begin in April, when the Japanese academic year begins. No prior language skills are required. For information on Japan programs see http://www.usa.afs.org/index.cfm?method=gostudprogramsearchresults

23. Asian Studies: Summer Institutes/Study Programs
    Kentucky Institute for International Studies (KIIS) Summer programs in Japan and China. Middlebury College language schools, Chinese and japanese.  
    http://www.aasianst.org/study/study.htm
    
    Extractions: Newsletter deadlines are: January 1, April 1, September 1, and November 1. Asia General East Asia South Asia Southeast Asia A SIA G ENERAL Bretheren Colleges Abroad CIEE: Council on International Educational Exchange University of Hawaii at Manoa, NFLRC Summer Institute University of Hawaii, School of Hawaiian, Asian, and Pacific Studies ... University Studies Abroad Consortium E AST A SIA Associated Colleges in China CET Academic Programs in China and Japan Clemson University, Study Abroad in Kyoto Program Cornell FALCON Intensive Chinese and Japanese ... Yale Summer Foreign Language Institute S OUTH A SIA American Institute of Indian Studies: Hindi, Tamil, Bengali Language Programs Berkeley Urdu Language Program in Pakistan Cornell Nepal Study-Abroad Program CIEE: Council on International Educational Exchange ... University of Wisconsin, Madison: South Asia Summer Language Institute (SASLI) S OUTHEAST A SIA Advanced Study of Thai, Chiang Mai, Thailand

24. Page_e7
    2F 113-19, Kita-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Phone +81-3-5386-0080) or japanese language programs of universities. All of the schools are listed in the list  
    http://www.ic.u-tokyo.ac.jp/~adv/text_e/page_e7.htm
    
    Extractions: Japanese I. Before Coming To Japan CHAPTER 2. CHOOSING THE ROUTE TO STUDY IN JAPAN (4) Japanese Language School in Japan In case of the route (c) to study in Japan it is difficult to study for entrance examination for a Japanese university when living in a foreign country for the first time. Therefore, Japanese language educational institutions have a lot of impact on the students who want to study in Japan. 1. Japanese Language School Foreign students who comes to Japan as self supporting, can enter either Japanese Language Schools which are accredited by the Association of International Education Japan (Kourin Build. 2F 1-13-19, Kita-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Phone +81-3-5386-0080) or Japanese language programs of universities. All of the schools are listed in the "list of Japanese Language Educational Institutions" which is published by the Association of International Education Japan. You can look up the list in Japanese embassies or consulates abroad. More than half of the Japanese language schools are concentrated in Tokyo and over 60% of the foreign students who go to Japanese language schools are also in Tokyo. (1) Full time or part time?

25. Japanese Language School Guide | Study In Japan
    This part covers only the associate japanese language schools. Preparatory japanese language programs operated by  
    http://www.jpss.jp/eng/jpguide/
    
    Extractions: Japanese Language School (Keyword) Location -no select- Hokkaido Aomori Iwate Miyagi Akita Yamagata Fukushima Ibaraki Tochigi Gunma Saitama Chiba Tokyo Kanagawa Niigata Toyama Ishikawa Fukui Yamanashi Nagano Gifu Shizuoka Aichi Mie Shiga Kyoto Osaka Hyogo Nara Wakayama Tottori Shimane Okayama Hiroshima Yamaguchi Tokushima Kagawa Ehime Kochi Fukuoka Saga Nagasaki Kumamoto Oita Miyazaki Kagoshima Okinawa Student Visa Given Courses ( college or pre-college student status of residence ) Month of Enrollment January April July October Entire day or Double shift Entire day Double shift Study Purpose: -no select- Proceed to the Higher Education Business Daily Conversation Short Term, Evening and Other Courses ( Student Visa NOT Given ) Course, Course Type Day Course Short Term Summer Winter Private Tutoring Early Morning Evening Twice a week 3 days/week Dispatch Service Others * This part covers only the associate Japanese language schools "Preparatory Japanese Language Programs" operated by universities Course of "Preliminary Study for University Entrance" ¦Search Result Will Come Out in the Bottom Frame The search covers schools authorized by "Association for the Promotion of Japanese Language Education" and "Preparatory Japanese Language Programs" operated by universities.

26. ILoveLanguages - Your Guide To Languages On The Web
    Arabic, French, German, Greek, Italian, japanese, Mandarin, Rumanian referral service for Spanish language programs in various Index of language schools in Spain  
    http://www.ilovelanguages.com/index.php?category=Schools|Language Schools

27. Language Schools - Japanese Language Programs, *Various Cities* (Japan)
    Suggested Searches japanese language • learn japanese  
    http://www.planetedu.com/listings/languageschools/9939/x/x/Japanese:6:2:d
    
    Extractions: Location: *Various Cities* - Japan Highlights: In various Japanese cities, the student gains insight into the complex web of Japanese social and ... Languages: Japanese Academic Credit: No Accommodations: Homestay, Other Description: In various Japanese cities, the student gains insight into the complex web of Japanese social and business life, in which language and its appropriate social usage plays such an essential part. Other program options: The Business and Specialised Vocabulary Programme AND The Five Star (Luxury Accommodation) Programme. This listing is part of PlanetEdu's Language Schools category. More Info ...

28. Languages Education College Resources
    language programs, learn japanese language, japanese learning in japan, japanese language immersion program, study japanese in tokyo, language schools in Tokyo  
    http://www.iceculinary.com/iceculinary.com_friends.html

29. Japanese-language Schools
    i) Preparatory japanese language programs operated by private universities (about 40 schools) ii) japaneselanguage institutes authorized by the Association  
    http://www.studyjapan.go.jp/en/toj/toj05e.html
    
    Extractions: Home For Prospective Students Japanese-language Schools Why Study in Japan? Selecting a School Student Categories Immigration Procedures ... Japanese-language Schools Necessary Items Personal Accounts When a student goes abroad to study, the student normally gains admission to a college or university before departing his or her country. Ideally, you will leave for Japan after gaining admission to an institute of higher learning. However, the general case of studying in Japan begins with a student first enrolling in a Japanese language-institute. The student will study Japanese and other subjects for one to two years and then take a university entrance examination before enrolling in a university. Therefore, the choice of a good Japanese-language institute becomes extremely important for students wishing to enter Japanese university undergraduate or graduate courses in the future.

30. MEIJI UNIVERSITY : Exchange Student Programs
    schools at Meiji University or have special permission from the Center for International programs to do so. 2. Students must have studied the japanese language  
    http://www.meiji.ac.jp/cip/english/exchange_student/program_01.html
    
    Extractions: Home Exchange Students Programs Library Museums Affiliated Centers Research Institutes ... Welcome to Meiji University >> 2 Intensive Japanese Language Programs >> Academic Calendar for 2004-2005 >> Housing >> General Information on Housing in Japan >> Living Expenses in Tokyo >> ... Japanese Version of the International Student Exchange Programs Overview Intensive Japanese Language Programs Please note that students enrolled in the Graduate Student Program for Political Science, Economics and Public Administration majors will take an introductory Japanese language program if necessary. Program Objective This program is a special program coordinated by the Center for International Programs at Meiji University. The objective of this program is to provide international exchange students with classroom and fieldwork studies to improve their Japanese Language ability. This will enable students to smoothly participate in normal academic coursework and to learn the Japanese society and culture through various academic activities.

31. Building A Japanese Language Program From The Bottom-Up | Japan Digest
    Outside Support Resources To enrich japanese language programs, schools should explore the resources of professional organizations, university programs, and  
    http://www.indiana.edu/~japan/digest13.html
    
    Extractions: Curricular Materials for Younger Learners Linda Worman has taught for 25 years in Indiana's Bluffton-Harrison school district. Her experience has ranged from the Kindergarten level through high school. She has been a Japanese mentor teacher working with JALEX assistant teachers for the past six years. This Japan Digest was made possible through the generous support of the Japan Foundation Center for Global Partnership. Building a Japanese Language Program from the Bottom Up September 1998 The past fifteen years have seen the establishment of a variety of less-commonly taught "critical language" programs to teach those languages the U.S. government perceives to be of strategic national importance or that students deem as necessary for career development in a global economy. Specifically, Japanese language study experienced a remarkable 94.9 percent growth between 1985 and 1990. The success of new programs depends on a number of specific factors which ultimately determine survival or extinction. Building student interest and a learning foundation at the elementary/middle school level can be a key element to establishing and maintaining a successful language program.

32. Punahou School | Wo International Center: Study Abroad Programs
    a Nagoya host family and to study japanese culture and language for a This exchange also allows a student from the Nanzan High schools in Japan to attend  
    http://www.punahou.edu/index.cfm?fuseaction=ig.page&PageID=401

33. If You Want To Study At Waseda...
    Next, you need to consider your language ability. Most classes taught at Waseda are taught in japanese, so to enter most of the schools and programs listed here  
    http://www.f.waseda.jp/vicky/waseda/study.html
    
    Extractions: Waseda is a big university, with many different schools that operate fairly independently. I used to teach at the School of Law, and I now teach at the School of International Liberal Studies, but I don't know about other schools at Waseda at all. I can't advise people who want to study theater or history, for example, at Waseda. However, I can give some general advice and links to information available on Waseda's web site. First, and most important, there is no way to "apply to Waseda". Students apply to and enter a particular school or program within the university. Next, you need to consider your language ability. Most classes taught at Waseda are taught in Japanese, so to enter most of the schools and programs listed here, you will need the ability to speak, read, and write in Japanese. Having said that, most schools have special entrance procedures for foreign students. The web page Programs for International Students has links to English home pages of the various schools and programs. You might also want to check out the English version of the Waseda bulletin to find out more about the various schools of Waseda. Then go directly to the page of the school you are interested in for more information.

34. Virtual Foreign Language Classroom: Japanese Language & Culture
    japanese language learning tools on Web A site with list of links to japanese learning online; schools and programs that Teach japanese With a list that  
    http://www.nvcc.edu/vflc/japanese.htm
    
    Extractions: The purpose of the Japanese page is to virtually connect you students, faculty, staff, and community membersto the Japanese-speaking world. Here you will be linked to sites relating to culture, instruction, and other Japanese resources that we hope will enhance your learning of Japanese and allow you to bring Japanese out of the classroom and into your world. Last Modified: May 10, 2002 HOME TOUR SITE INDEX ADDITIONAL RESOURCES ... VCCS ONLINE DISTANCE LEARNING COURSE DIRECTORY s="na";c="na";j="na";f=""+escape(document.referrer) Education Festivals Food ... Cartoon and Art

35. Japanese Language Schools In Tokyo
    japanese language programs in Tokyo. While there are many schools to choose from, I happen page is limited to my experience at japanese language schools in Tokyo  
    http://www.apache.org/~andyc/nihon/go/schools.html
    
    Extractions: Written: 15 Mar 2002 If you are interested in learning Japanese, total immersion in the Japanese culture is the best way to improve your ability to understand and communicate in the language. This page is written for those people that are interested in attending a Japanese language school in Japan. While there are many schools to choose from, I happen to live in Tokyo so this page is limited to my experience at Japanese language schools in Tokyo. If you are not already living in Japan, then you will need a visa in order to enter Japan for the purpose of studying Japanese. Some schools offer (for an additional charge) a service to provide you the necessary visa for study. [Since I entered the country with a work visa, I am not sure if you are allowed to use the typical 3-month tourist visa to attend a Japanese language school. So don't count on it.] If you need a student visa, plan far in advance of the date that you want to attend the school. The deadline for applying for a student visa is at least several months before the start of classes. Also realize that learning Japanese is not easy; it takes a lot of work to master the language. [And I can't say that I'm anywhere

36. The Japan Foundation Toronto: Japanese Language Programs
    Open programs administered by The Japan Foundation of teaching resources to schools and universities engaged in japanese language education, and  
    http://www.japanfoundationcanada.org/JFlang/JFlang.html
    
    Extractions: Japanese-Language Education Support for Japanese-language education overseas is one of the main pillars of The Japan Foundation. Open Programs administered by The Japan Foundation headquarters respond to a broad range of demands from Canada in such forms as providing a Japanese-language teaching advisor to a ministry of education, the donation of teaching resources to schools and universities engaged in Japanese -language education, and the training of local Japanese-language teachers in Japan. For more information, please see the Grant Programs page.

37. Language Schools-Study Japanese In Tokyo - The National Registration Center For
    retreat to a traditional onsen (japanese bath) in $100 A Week For Tutor programs Applies. other language school listings from The National Registration Center  
    http://www.languageschoolsguide.com/listingsp3.cfm/listing/3454
    
    Extractions: The Intensive Japanese Language Course is designed for the serious student who is willing to devote 3 to 5 hours to study daily. Special emphasis is placed on a balanced language education program, which stresses all four communication skills, including reading, writing, listening, and speaking. Students attend class 20 hours or more each week, in either morning or afternoon sessions. One year or more of university level Japanese language is taught every term. A placement exam is given during orientation, and students are placed in an appropriate class and session. Japanese is the primary language used in the classroom. highlights: Throughout the year, KCP arranges optional excursions and extracurricular activities to give students from different countries opportunities to meet each other in informal, non-classroom settings. Each quarter, KCP offers an optional weekend retreat outside the Tokyo area that may include a trip to historical Nikko, a relaxing retreat to a traditional onsen (Japanese bath) in Hakone, or a day adventure to Mt. Fuji

38. Japanese Language Research Center-links
    You can telnet to download programs, text files, fonts etc. Information in English and japanese about japanese language schools in Japan. Research Institutes.  
    http://www.age.ne.jp/x/oswcjlrc/jlrc/link-e.htm
    
    Extractions: (Our last update was on the 29th of October, 1998) Japanese Language and Linguistics Research Institutes Language Communities in Japan Academic Organizations ... General Linguistics (other than Japanese) Search Helps and Computer Tools Mailing Lists Journals Publishers Japanese Language and Linguistics Japanese Language Research Bibliography (This a gold mine of information provided by the National Language Research Institute in Tokyo. You will find here dozens of zipped files containing annotated bibliographical data on English resources concerning Japanese linguistics. This index page is in Japanese, and will come out in gibberish if you don't have Japanese fonts on your browser, but you should basically be able to tell from the file names what each contains. You will need WinZip to unzip the files.) Linguistic Atlas of Chugoku and Shikoku (It's all in Japanese, but it's great! An interactive dialect atlas containing over 200 maps from five surveys. The work of Kenji Takahashi at Hiroshima University.) LingNet (Operated by United States Army. Contains Japanese language related links. You can telnet to download programs, text files, fonts etc. related to Japanese and a multitude of other languages)

39. College Languages Education Resources
    schools, learn portuguese in portugal, learn german in germany, spanish language programs, learn french in canada, japanese language schools, italian language  
    http://www.meditec.com/meditec.com_friends.html
    
    Extractions: Roadmind features a forum for international discussion of mental health. Roadmind will help you predict and prevent suicide, great depression treatment and mental health therapy. mental therapy, prevention program suicide, psychiatric disorder. : Keywords: mental health care mental health therapist mental health counseling mental health discussion ...

40. Fulbright Japan - Educ Adving (Directory Index)
    Institutional Support programs International schools Services Inviting Japan Association for language Teaching (JALT US Japan Times japanese Education japanese  
    http://www.fulbright.jp/e4/siteidx.html

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