Score: 5. Japan had just opened itself to the West and had commenced a vigorous program of modernization. His book, reproduced here, provides a fascinating personal view of Japan during this critical stage of history. How does teaching language relate to such standardization processes? How can teaching be mindful of the standardization processes that potentially involve power relations?
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Adventures in Japanese, Level 1, Workbook Paperback. Full-Color Textbook Design The full-color design of the 4th Edition is easier to read and easier to navigate. More photos bring Japanese culture to life. Updated vocabulary reflects changes in technology and in Japanese society. More Practice Grammar exercises have been added after each grammar explanation in the textbook. Authentic materials provide students with real-world reading practice. Improved Pacing Now with 12 lessons instead of 16, pacing and instructional flow have been streamlined, making Adventures in Japanese easier to complete in one year.
Clear Expectations Can-Do statements and self-assessment checklists have been added to each lesson so objectives and expectations are clearly defined. Review Lessons are available for download on the companion website. Audio New audio recordings for Dialogues, Vocabulary, Language in Context, Grammar models, review questions, audio activities, and Culture Notes are available for download from the companion website. Accompanying the Culture Notes, these activities encourage students to read critically and write narrative, informational, and persuasive responses.
Connect Activities Students use Japanese to practice skills in other career-based disciplines, including math, statistics, science, and social studies. Recycling Recycling of key grammar structures and vocabulary is now clearly indicated. Hiragana and katakana are introduced gradually, so students feel comfortable with the characters. Seventeen basic kanji are also introduced. In Volume 2 , students expand their horizons by learning to express themselves in a Japanese-speaking community. Romanization is no longer used, and at the completion of this level, students will have learned a total of kanji.
A useful list of previously introduced vocabulary and grammatical structures is included at the end of each lesson. In Volume 3 , students learn about Japan through the eyes of Ken, who spends a year studying in Japan and living with a host family. By the end of Volume 3 , students will have learned a total of kanji.
The Adventures in Japanese Dictionary contains Japanese-English and English-Japanese listings, a kanji list, a verb list by conjugation group, adjective lists, and adverb lists. Available independently for users of the second edition of Adventures in Japanese , it covers Volumes 1 through Volume 4 in the series third edition textbooks include a cumulative glossary in the textbook itself or a separate dictionary packaged in.
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