See here for information about previous events FLP SIG related events:
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2015
November 22nd, 2015 - JALT International in Shizuoka
FLP SIG Forum & FLP SIG AGM
Presentations of FLP SIG members and CEFR related presentations
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July 17th, 2015 - Pragmatic SIG - presentation
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June 6th and 7th, 2015: 2nd Conference on Critical, constructive assessment on the CEFR at Tokai University, Takagawa Campus (near Tokyo, Shinagawa). Conference chair: Naoyuki Naganuma and Maria Gabriela Schmidt. Keynote speaker: Yukio Tono "CEFR-J".
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April 18th, 2015: Shinshu Chapter, Matsumoto, 2:00pm - 5:00pm. Morten Hunke's (FLP SIG) talk on Implementing CEFR and Can-do Descriptors.
Can-do Statements & Assessment in a Japanese Context
The CEFR and can-do descriptors are not news anymore in Japan. But does that mean we all understand all the multifaceted implications, possibilities, and limitations of them as tools to enhance our teaching and our students learning? Certainly not. Many of us are simply being told to use them. MEXT expects institutions in the education sector to implement them, and our school administration may expect us to implement the CEFR or CEFR-J at the curriculum or classroom level. How does one go about such a feat? How can we ensure that the CEFR is implemented effectively, and not merely as a top-down adaptation of yet another framework? How do we not lose sight of our students' and our needs as learners and educators?
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May 16th & 17th, 2015: PAN SIG in Kobe. FLP SIG Presentation on May 16th (Saturday): "Narratives included: The wider scope of the CEFR"
The Common European Framework of Reference is often discussed with topics such as learner autonomy, (self-)assessment or the well-known can do statements, giving the impression of a linguistic only, restricted evaluation tool. The flexibility and the wider scope of the CEFR are often not discussed, neglecting the benefits of the inner concept. This presentation will show that aspects such as literature, pragmatics, and culture are part of it. The implementation of the CEFR in France is one example of how literature and culture are integrated in the foreign language education. Other implementations (e. g. Germany, Japan) will be compared and discussed.
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March 18th, 2015 German Pedagogy Seminar "Learner Autonomy"
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March 15th, 2015 - Expo Lingua by JACET ESP-Kanto: Symposium ""
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February 2015
>> CEFR-informed textbook published (Result from Kaken project I)
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February - Poster presentation at Bremen University (Germany)
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2014
May - PAN SIG Miyazaki - JOINT SIG Forum
May - ☆☆ Critical, constructive assessment of the CEFR, Conference in Nagoya
August - AILA Brisbane
September - CERCLES Fribourg
November - FLP SIG Forum JALT Annual in Tsukuba
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2013
May - ☆PAN SIG Nagoya
October - ☆FLP SIG Forum at JALT National
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2012
April - ☆☆Start of the Kaken project I - CEFR-informed textbook
July - ☆JACET ESP-Kanto and FLP SIG: CEFR and Kaken project
October - ☆FLP SIG Forum at JALT National in Shizuoka
December - ☆CEFR and Japan Standards (Mid-term report)
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2011
April - Joint event in
September >> application for Kaken project I - CEFR-informed textbook
November - ☆JALT FLP SIG Forum at JALT National in Yoyogi
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2010
May - ☆PAN SIG
June - ☆Nakasendo
August - ☆David Newby
November - ☆☆Book on Can do statements published
November - ☆SIG Forum at JALT National in Nagoya
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2009
March - ☆Spring Seminar at Momoyama Gakuin University
June - ☆Summer Seminar at TUFS
September - ☆Tony Green at Keio University
November - ☆FLP SIG Forum at JALT National in Shizuoka
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(renewed September 29th, 2015 MGS)
