Titlebook: Internationalization within Higher Education; Perspectives from Ja Elizabeth Stigger,Marian Wang,Anna Bordilovskaya Book 2018 The Author(s)

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Introduction: Internationalization in Higher Education,ization within higher education in Japan, and then will turn to a focus on English and language study. To set the context, this chapter first reviews the literature on internationalization with regards to change within higher education, competition, and rankings. Then, the research setting is contex

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,Internationalization of Higher Education in the Foreign Language Curriculum in Japan: A Teacher’s Pdents to develop their communication skills and help them become cosmopolitan Japanese. This chapter first outlines the general framework, organization, and aims of the English Discussion Course (EDC). The second section then discusses the influences of the Japanese cultural context and challenges t

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On the Road to Achieving Communicative Abilities: Contextualizing Communicative Language Learning,he foreign language classroom at the university level? This chapter will first address how active learning has been defined by MEXT in its educational policies. Then the case study presented in this chapter will introduce visual thinking skills, as a possible way to integrate active learning through

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