Time: 1pm~4.45pm
Location: Kanagawa chiku centre(横浜市神奈川地区センター) –
Directions: 5 mins from JR Higashi-Kanagawa station. Map Link
- Go out the back, past Keikyu Nakakido. Turn right at the 7-11, and it’s down that street on the left, just past the park (Google Street View)
Details: Many people are under the misguided
perception that gender issues belong exclusively within the realm of
“women” and are not of importance or of interest to men. This panel of
GALE members, aims to correct this illusion by presenting gender based
topics about teaching methodology, beliefs and professional lives, which
can be of use and interest to both a female and a male audience.
Kristie Collins will share her experiences about
teaching “Media & Gender” and “Introduction to Gender Studies”
courses to Japanese and International students at the University of
Tsukuba. Her presentation will include a number of informative
activities for “Media & Gender” lessons for learners of various ages
and language levels and participants will be introduced to a variety of
gender studies resources for their future pedagogical consideration. Reiko Yoshihara will present on feminist EFL teachers’ teaching practices and beliefs. Diane Nagatomo
will present the results of her ongoing research, which examines gender
issues that shape the professional identities of foreign female
university teachers in Japan. The afternoon will conclude with
discussion break-outs and a question and answer session.