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Vice-Chair, English Language Section
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2241 Kapiolani Blvd.
Honolulu, Hawaii,96826
United States
Storyspace
Founder
language education
Monterey Institute of International Studies
MA
TESOL and Spanish
School for International Training
honors degree
Latin
Oberlin College
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Application Materials: A complete application packet contains the following: (1) an introductory cover letter no more than one page long detailing your interest and qualifications for the position addressed to Charles Kowalski, Vice-Chair, English Language Section, International Education Center (2) a CV / resume with a recent photo including a list of publications and names/addresses of referees, (3) copies of three major publications from those listed on your CV, (4) copies of your diploma(s) and teaching certificates, (5) copies of transcripts, (6) two sample syllabi for a university English course, preferably combined skills courses (e.g. Reading and Writing/Listening and Speaking), (7) photocopy of first passport page with photo, photocopy of residence/foreign registration card.
Send completed application packets by post to: Charles Kowalski, Vice-Chair, English Language Section, International Education Center, Tokai University Shonan Campus, 4-1-1 Kitakaname, Hiratsuka-shi, Kanagawa-ken, 259-1292; Tel: 0463-58-1211, Fax: 0463-59-5365
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Enquiries: For questions, you may contact Charles Kowalski, Vice-Chair, English Language Section, International Education Center, Tokai University Shonan Campus: charles@keyaki.cc.u-tokai.ac.jp.
Tel: 0463-58-1211, ext. 4579.
Fax: 0463-59-5365.
Website: http://www.u-tokai.ac.jp.
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GUNMA: June - Peace education in language teaching by Charles Kowalski.
This workshop explored ways of implementing peace education in EFL.
It began with an overview of the concept of peace, and an introduction of a model of peace as a series of concentric circles - inner peace, peace in relationships, peace in society and peace in the world.
Participants joined in sample activities at each of these levels, and took home a variety of materials and resources.
Kowalski has taught content-based peace studies classes at Tokai University and Tokyo Keizai University, and conducted peace education workshops for language educators throughout Japan and other countries in Asia.
He also plays a mean Irish whistle.
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Charles Kowalski
As every English teacher in Japan knows, Japanese-influenced English, or "interlanguage", can lead learners to produce sentences that are (a) unintentionally comical, (b) very different from the intended meaning, (c) completely incomprehensible, or (d) all of the above.
This presentation will focus on cross-linguistic studies to explain certain often-confused areas, such as the use of possessives in English, and the confusion of abstract nouns and adjectives that gives us "safety drivers".
It will include classroom activities to help clear up the confusion resulting from Japanese influence, and steps learners can take towards the ultimate goal of being able to think in English.
Charles Kowalski teaches English and directs the Japanese/English interpretation program at Tokai University in Kanagawa.
He has presented extensively throughout Asia, and has twice received the "Best of JALT Award".
