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The Japan Association for Language Teaching 全 国 語 学 教 育 学 会 THE JAPAN ASSOCIATION FOR LANGUAGE TEACHING 全 国 語 学 教 育 学 会 JALT Publications } OUTREACH Jonathan}Picken}– Tsuda College JALT Publications Board Chair David McMurray Martha}Robertson – Aichi University Steve Brown [email protected] Stephen}Ryan}– Eichi – Sapientia University Lorraine}Sorrell}– Macquarie University [email protected] Toshiyuki}Takagaki – Onomichi University Regular Column Editors Dax}Thomas – Meiji Gakuin University TLT Editorial Staff Deryn}Verity}– Osaka Jogakuin College } SIG NEWS Christopher}Weaver}– Toyo University }} TLT}CO-EDITORS James Essex York}Weatherford – Kyoto Sangyo Jerry Talandis Jr. [email protected] University Damian Rivers } CHAPTER EVENTS Fukiko}Yoshida}– Rikkyo University [email protected] Asako}Yoshitomi – Tokyo University of Michi Saki Foreign Studies }} TLT}ASSOCIATE EDITOR [email protected] TBA } CHAPTER REPORTS } ADDITIONAL READERS [email protected] Troy Miller Eric }Bray,}Dale}Brown,}Wade}Carlton,} }} TLT}ASSISTANT EDITOR [email protected] David }Dycus,}Heidi}Evans}Nachi,}Naomi} Alan Stoke } JOB INFORMATION CENTER Fujishima, }Fujirou}Fukushima,}Timothy} Gutierrez, }Kent}Hill,}James}Hobbs,}David} }} TLT}JAPANESE-LANGUAGE EDITOR James McCrostie Hufford, }Yoko}Ichiyama,}Paul}Joyce,} 稲森美穂子 (Mihoko Inamori) [email protected] Masataka }Kizuka,}Aleda}Krause,}Caroline} [email protected] } CONFERENCE CALENDAR Latham, }Shirley}Leane,}Wilma}Luth,}Steve} McGuire, }Chieko}Miyanaga,}Tony}Mullen,} }} TLT}JAPANESE-LANGUAGE ASSOC. David Stephan Andrew }Obermeier,}Greg}Rouault,}Andrea} EDITOR [email protected] Simon-Maeda,}Eric}Skier,}Tim}Stewart,} 阿部恵美佳 (Emika Abe) } OLD GRAMMARIANS Alan }Stoke,}Bernie}Susser,}Dax}Thomas,} [email protected] Scott Gardner York }Weatherford }} TLT WEB EDITOR [email protected] Theron Muller JALT Journal [email protected] Production }} JALT}JOURNAL EDITOR }} TLT WEB ADMIN } PROOFREADING TEAM LEADER Ian Isemonger Mark de Boer Paul Evans [email protected] [email protected] } PROOFREADERS }} JALT}JOURNAL ASSOCIATE EDITOR Torkil Christensen, Paul Evens, Myles Darren Lingley Resources Editors Grogan, Harry Harris, Tom Mahler, [email protected] } MY SHARE David Marsh, Troy Miller, Jason }} JALT}JOURNAL JAPANESE EDITOR Mark de Boer & Dax Thomas Peppard, Mana Potaka-Dewes, Patrick Yoshinori Watanabe [email protected] Rates, Joseph Sheehan, Chris Wharton [email protected] } BOOK REVIEWS } 和文要旨作成協力者 (JAPANESE }} JALT}JOURNAL REVIEWS EDITOR Robert Taferner ABSTRACTS) Bill Perry [email protected] 阿部恵美佳 (Emika Abe) [email protected] } PUBLISHERS’ REVIEW COPIES 迫和子 (Kazuko Sako) LIAISON 宮尾真理子 (Mariko Miyao) Conference Proceedings Greg Rouault } DESIGN & LAYOUT } PROCEEDINGS EDITOR [email protected] Pukeko Graphics, Kitakyushu Alan Stoke Kwansei }Gakuin}University,}Language}Center, } PRINTING [email protected] Uegahara }1-1-155,}Nishinomiya,}} Koshinsha Co., Ltd., Osaka Hyogo }662-8501 } VETTING COORDINATOR } TLT WIRED Theron Muller }} TLT EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD [email protected] Paul Daniels & Ted O'Neill Michael Carroll – Momoyama Gakuin [email protected] University Torkil Christensen – Hokusei University Peer Support Group Junior College JALT Focus Editors Steve}Cornwell}– Osaka Jogakuin College } PSG COORDINATOR Frank}Daulton}– Ryukoku University } JALT FOCUS EDITOR Torkil Christensen Michael}Furmanovsky}– Ryukoku University [email protected] Marcos Benevides Scott}Gardner – Okayama University [email protected] Chiaki}Iwai}– Hiroshima City University } PSG MEMBERS Paul}Beaufait,}Torkil}Christensen,}Loran} } MEMBER'S PROFILE & SHOWCASE Masaki}Kobayashi}– Kanda University of International Studies Edwards,}Mark}Hamilton,}Wilma}Luth,}Steve} Jason Peppard McGuire,}Theron}Muller Shirley}Leane – Chugoku Junior College [email protected] Robert}Long}– Kyushu Institute of } GRASSROOTS Technology JALT Central Office Joyce Cunningham & Mariko Miyao Laura}MacGregor}– Gakushuin University [email protected] Bern}Mulvey}– Iwate University Urban}Edge}Bldg.}5F,}1-37-9}Taito,} t:}029-228-8455;}f:}029-228-8199 Tim}Murphey}– Kanda University of Taito-ku,}Tokyo}110-0016} International Studies t:}03-3837-1630;}f:}03-3837-1631 Yoko}Nakano}– Kwansei Gakuin University [email protected] JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2010 • VOL. 34, NO. 1 | 1 In this month’s issue . CONTENTS appy New Year! Welcome to our first Feature Articles double issue. With this switch to a bi-monthly publication schedule, } The Socratic trap: A strategic snare that EFL H teachers should sidestep. .9 we really hope to contribute more } University accreditation in Japan: Problems and effectively to your teaching this possibilities for reforming EFL education. .15 year. In the Feature articles, Mark de Readers’ Forum Boer explains why Socratic type } Considerations for activity and task selection questions are not ideal for EFL in Japanese elementary school English classrooms, and Bern Mulvey communication lessons. .25 describes the accreditation evalu- } Using Photo News materials in the EFL ation system in Japanese universi- classroom . 30 ties. In Readers’ Forum, Richard } Talking about Privilege with artist Gary J. Sampson investigates activity and McLeod. 37 task selection in Japanese elementary school English communication lessons, Thomas Resources Amundrud interviews English teacher and photog- } My Share. .43 rapher Gary McLeod, and Ken Schmidt describes ways for using Photo News in class. In My Share, } Book Reviews . .46 Mark Rebuck introduces an activity for learning to } Recently Received . 48 express annoyance, while Sylvan Payne shows how } TLT Wired. 49 students can create animated dialogs online. JALT Focus Continued over } JALT Notices. 51 IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO ALL TLT } Member’s Profile . .53 READERS — See page 6 } Grassroots. 55 Columns JALT PUBLICATIONS ONLINE } SIG News . 58 <www.jalt-publications.org> } Chapter Events. .62 January/February 2010 online access } Chapter Reports. 63 Material from all our publications produced in the last 12 } Job Information . 68 months requires a password for access. These pass- } Conference Calendar. 69 words change with each issue of TLT and are valid for a } Old Grammarians. .71 3-month period. To access our archives: } Membership Information. inside back [ login: jan2010 / password: Ue07hr ] } Online Access Info. .1 } JALT Info. 2 } Submissions Guidelines. 2 } Advertiser Index. .2 TLT Coeditors: Jerry Talandis Jr. & Damian Rivers TLT Japanese-Language Editor: Mihoko Inamori THE LANGUAGE TEACHER: 34.1 • January / February 2010 1 The Language Teacher » Foreword & Information Although it is still cold, spring will come soon. まだ寒い日が続きますが、春はもうすぐです。春休みが やってきて、桜の花が咲きます。風に乗って、暖かい(佳 Spring break and cherry blossoms are not too far き)日がやってくるのを待ちましょう。今年も実り多き年と away. Let’s have another prosperous year together! なりますように!本年もTLTをどうぞ宜しくお願いします。 Mihoko Inamori, TLT Japanese-language Editor 日本語版編集長 稲森 美穂子 年明けましておめでとうございます。TLTでは今 年も様々な記事をご用意し、皆様のお役に立ち 新 たいと切に願っています。 Featureでは、Mark de Boerがソクラテスの問答法はEFL Submitting material to クラスには適さないかも知れないと説明し、Bern Mulvey は日本の大学の認証評価制度について詳述していま The}Language}Teacher す。Readers’ Forum では、Richard J. Sampsonが小学校英 語活動においてアクティビティを選択する際に意識すべき Guidelines ことに言及し、Thomas Amundrudは英語教師で写真家で あるGary McLeodにインタビューをして、Ken Schmidtは写 The editors welcome submissions of materials 真ニュースのクラスでの使用方法について取り上げていま concerned with all aspects of language educa- す。 tion, particularly with relevance to Japan. As My Shareでは、Mark Rebuck が “Getting it off your well as for feature articles, reader’s forum chest” を Sylvan Payne が “Creating student dialog articles, interviews, and conference reports, animations” をそれぞれ紹介しています。 we also need material for our many columns. Submitting online Japan Association for To submit articles online, please visit: Language Teaching (JALT) <www.jalt-publications.org/access> A nonprofit organization From there, you can register an account, then submit your articles through our produc- The Japan Association for Language Teaching tion site. After creating your account, please (JALT) is a nonprofit professional organization be sure to check the About page for further dedicated to the improvement of language submission guidelines. teaching and learning in Japan. It provides a Information about submitting to our regular forum for the exchange of new ideas and tech- columns is available through the Section niques and a means of keeping informed about Policies and Online Submissions links, as well developments in the rapidly changing field of as within the columns in this issue of TLT. second and foreign language education To contact the editors, please use the contact JALT National Officers, 2009 form on our website, or through the email President: . Caroline Lloyd addresses listed in this issue of TLT. Vice President:. Cynthia Keith <www.jalt-publications.org/contacts> Auditor:. Tadashi Ishida Director of Treasury: . Kevin Cleary Advertiser Index Director of Records. Aleda Krause Director of Programs. Philip McCasland Language Note. 35 Director of Membership:. Nathan Furuya ABAX. 52 Director of Public Relations:. 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