Teaching and Learning Japanese from a Multidisciplinary Viewpoint

Teaching and Learning Japanese from a Multidisciplinary Viewpoint


Wako Tawa, Amherst College
403 Kent Hall
October 5, 2006, 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM

Discussing how best to teach Japanese as a foreign language is meaningless unless teachers of Japanese are aware of the process that students go through to learn the language. Understanding how an adult student learns a foreign language, however, is not an easy task, because it requires knowledge in more than one disciplinary field. The talk addresses this issue and discusses its implications for the teaching of Japanese as a foreign language.
 
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