🌟Last call to register! 🌟
There is still time to register!
📅 Date & Time: March 13 (Wednesday), 7:30 PM
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[Link will be sent the day before or on the same day]
🎤 In the meantime, meet our ALT presenters!
ROOM 1: Navigating the Kaleidoscope: Inclusive Strategies in Teaching English to Special Needs Classes (Elementary School)
Speaker: Diana D. Cadillo Vásquez
Seasoned English language educator, and dynamic professional development enthusiast. With a wealth of experience spanning over two decades, Diana has been a dedicated force in shaping the landscape of language education. Holding a License in Education with a focus on English and Spanish, Diana is a proud alum of Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos in Lima Peru.
Currently engaged as a Dispatch ALT, Diana is focused on planning and conducting engaging lessons. She has become a pivotal figure in fostering cultural exchange and language proficiency. Diana has a particular passion for teaching English as a foreign language, coupled with an expertise in developing communicative and oral skills.
ROOM 2: Fighting Evil By Moonlight: Designing lessons for the special education division– and more! (Junior & Senior High School)
Speaker: Matt Deans
Psychology, technology, and mnemonics. Oh my! This ALT hails from the totally fictitious city of Vancouver (in the more-rain-than-snow western end of Canada). Thoughtful, patient, and hilarious, Mr. Deans believes English language education is crucial to connecting students in Japan to the world, and more importantly: each other.
ROOM 3: Making Textbook Unit Tasks More Engaging and Authentic
Speaker: Rachelle Cayog
Rachelle Torreon Cayog has over 15 years of experience teaching across educational levels – from elementary to graduate school. She is currently a JET Programme ALT in Shizuoka Prefecture. Prior to coming to Japan, she was a College Instructor at Ateneo de Manila University (Philippines) where she taught academic writing and literature to undergraduate students and Business English to Japanese professionals through a program of Kyoto University in partnership with Ateneo Graduate School of Business. She authored several English Language Arts textbooks in the Philippines and conducted teacher-training seminars in various regions across the country. She earned her master’s degree in teaching Reading and bachelor’s degree in secondary education major in English (with Latin honors) from the Philippine Normal University – the National Center for Teacher Education in the Philippines.
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