JALT Hokkaido Journal
Section outline
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JHJ 2002 Issue
JALT Hokkaido Journal:
Volume 6 (2002)Feature Articles
Balance, Enthusiasm and Improvement in Team-Teaching: Comparing ALT and JLT Perceptions
pp. 1-9
Arthur Meerman
Creating a CD-ROM-based English Conversation Textbook
pp. 10-20
Stuart Walker
Improving Oral Communication Pedagogy Through The Use of Tape Recorders
pp. 21-28
Eric Hagley
Encouraging Learner Autonomy in the Japanese University Classroom: A Survey Plus Pedagogical Suggestions
pp. 29-40
Keiko Okada
Shoji Shimabayashi
Designing a Short ESP Course for Undergraduate Pharmaceutical Science Students*
pp. 41-50
Ian Munby
Nonverbal Behavior in Cross-cultural Perspective:
A Study with Japanese College Students
pp. 51-60
Enid Mok
Investigating Japanese Students’ Communicative English Learning Experiences
pp. 61-70
Harry E. Creagen (Unfortunately some of the files / images that were attached to this paper were corrupted in the move and don't show. Apologies for this.)
© Copyright 2002-2007 JALT Hokkaido. All rights reserved.
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JHJ 2003 Issue
JALT Hokkaido Journal:
Volume 7 (2003)
Feature Articles
The Effect of Japanese Loanwords on Written English Production -- A Pilot Study
pp. 3 - 12
Frank Daulton
The Power of Perceptions: A Look at Professionalism in ELT in Japan
pp. 13 - 23
Alan Bossaer
The Effectiveness of Cloze Testing for Japanese Learners of English
pp. 24 - 34
Mark Chapman
Cross-cultural Pragmatic Failure and Language Teaching
pp. 35 - 43
Justin CharleboisLearning English Communication Through Project Work:Reactions of Japanese University Students
pp. 44 - 54
Juergen BulachImproving Your English: Hokkaido-style
pp. 55 - 69
Stuart Walker, Jerry Halvorsen, Norihito Kawana© Copyright 2002-2007 JALT Hokkaido. All rights reserved.
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JHJ 2004 Issue
JALT Hokkaido Journal:
Volume 8 (2004)Feature Articles
The Teacher as Facilitator: Reducing Anxiety in the EFL University Classroom
pp. 3-18
Peter Burden
Japanese Student Perceptions of the Use of Recording Devices Within an English as a Foreign Language program
pp. 20-32
Eric Hagley
A Comparative Study of Instruction Between International School and Japanese School Teachers
pp. 33-52
Tomoko Nakamura
Observations on the Early Development of Bilingualism in Japanese and English
pp 53 - 68
Peter Schinckel
A Computational Analysis of English Vocabulary in Textbook Conversations
pp. 69-78
Junko Shirato
Encouraging Students to Take Their Language Learning Outside the Classroom
pp. 79-86
David BarkerConstructing an E-learning Program
pp. 87- 96
Stuart Walker and Norihito Kawana© Copyright 2002-2007 JALT Hokkaido. All rights reserved.
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JHJ 2005 Issue
JALT Hokkaido Journal:
Volume 9 (2005)Feature Articles
Common Gairaigo Corresponding to High-frequency and Academic English -- Are Japanese Students Ready for Foreign Study?
pp. 1-16
Frank Daulton
Blended Learning: Issues Driving an End to Laboratory-based CALL
pp. 17-31
Don Hinkelman
Motivation, the Japanese Freshman University Student and Foreign Language Acquisition
pp. 32-47
Mark Kelly
Substantive Scale Verification: A Likert Scale Analysis and Critique of University Student Pedagogical Activity Preferences
pp. 48-64
David Ockert© Copyright 2002-2007 JALT Hokkaido. All rights reserved.
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JHJ 2006 Issue
JALT Hokkaido Journal:
Volume 10 (2006)Feature Articles
Optimal Teacher Learning – What are the Vital Elements? Case Study of an Intensive INSET Program for English Teachers
pp. 1-15
Aki Nishihara
Relationships between Motivation for Learning English and Foreign Language Anxiety: A Pilot Study
pp. 16-28
Junko Matsuzaki Carreira© Copyright 2002-2007 JALT Hokkaido. All rights reserved.
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JHJ 2007 Issue
JALT Hokkaido Journal:
Volume 11 (2007)Feature Articles
The Tipping Point of Class Size:
When Caring Communications and Relationships Become Possible
pp. 1-13
Shoko Yoneyama,
Tim Murphey
The Introduction of Explicit, Systematic Phonics Instruction into Japanese Junior High School Classes
pp. 14-33
Jeff Lewis© Copyright 2002-2007 JALT Hokkaido. All rights reserved.