1stPeace as a Global Language Conference
Page Index
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* Introduction (T Newfields, K Kikuchi & K Arakawa)

1
* Accessing alternative media . . . (J. Deaton)

7
* Applying the Step Forward activity to EFL contexts (T. Newfields)

16
* Democracy in the classroom: Reflections (A. Miyake)

19
* Empathy in the classroom (J. Joritz-Nakagawa)

24
* Expectations and structures: Thoughts on the PGL1 Conference (C. Hunt)

27
* Global issues advanced discussion class (C. Summerville)

33
* Making a difference: English-speaking Amnesty International groups in Japan (C. Pitts)

35
* Normalizing identities in educational contexts in Japan . . . (R. OMochain)

38
* Peace in the classroom (A. E. Finch )

58
* Refugee issues in the classroom (F. Eastley)

61
* Six peace poems and art works (T. Newfields)

61b
* Nyuufiiruuzu Nyuufiiruuzu Takayo

67
* The role of Shin-Eiken in promoting peace . . . (M. Ikeda & K. Kikuchi)

72
* Two songs (C. Hunt)

73
* Volunteerism: Education beyond the classroom (K. M. Yabuno)

82
* 'Welcome to the Club': Helping to foster a positive self-image in English learners (C. Kowalski)

86
* World Englishes and self-images of Japanese (K. Bayne, Y. Usui, A. Watanabe)

90
* IkedakikuchiJ (M. Ikeda & K. Kikuchi)

95
* Fujii (T. Fuji)

98
* Murata (Y. Murata)

106
* Kahn (M. Kahn)

111
* Using environmental news clips in an integrated way . . . (K. Bradford-Watts)



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