1. 日本研究演習 ( 英語 ) Ａ Chris Burgess (1 号館 1308 研究室、内線 164) cburgess@tsuda.ac.jp / http://edu.tsuda.ac.jp/~cburgess

2. If you haven’t brought 4 photocopies of your English news article, go and do it now! If you were absent last week (or forgot to bring an article), you will have to use the article I give you. Contemporary Issues about Japan in the English Media

3. １２月４－１２月１０日 ？？週間 １２月１０日 ？？日

4. http://www.moj.go.jp/JINKEN/jinken03.html

5. The date was chosen to honor adoption and proclamation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights ( 世界人権宣 言 ), the first global enunciation of human rights, on 10 December 1948

6. Contemporary Issues about Japan in the English Media

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8. 3 (or 4) leaders: each leader has 20 (15) minutes to finish the following… Introduction: Leader summarises article Give out article copies to group members 5 minutes reading in silence Clarification: members ask leader questions about parts in the text they don’t understand Questions: Leader asks each member in turn one of the prepared questions –No need to write down the answers! Discussion: Leader stimulates (English!) discussion & writes down member opinions Leader hands in article & report sheet. Next!

9. 日本研究演習 ( 英語 ) Ａ Chris Burgess (1 号館 1308 研究室、内線 164) cburgess@tsuda.ac.jp / http://edu.tsuda.ac.jp/~cburgess

10. Move over Bridget, the Japanese are coming As if Britain's growing army of Bridget Jones-like singletons haven't enough to worry about, now they face competition from rich Japanese career women. Like their dynamic industry before them, Japanese business women are coming to these shores to plunder the market, this time in eligible bachelors. The main reason for the invasion is that, even though 40 per cent of Japanese men are single, they are considered too conservative and old- fashioned by their womenfolk

11. Japanese anger at nuclear submarine incident / EEZ incursions Chinese anger at Yasukuni Shrine visits (1 st time mentioned at this level) –Koizumi refuses to answer any more reporters questions on Yasukuni

12. 日本人残留孤児 Japanese ‘war orphans’ who became separated from their parents in the confusion at the end of the war when Japanese residents of Manchuria fled advancing Soviet troops (2 - 6,000?) Brought up by foster parents in China Many later settled in Japan after the Japanese government helped in locating parents and relatives.

13. Queen Elizabeth Avoided Visit to Chidorigafuchi in 1975

14. 日本の１５歳、読解力改善 … 国 際学力調査：初参加の上海「三 冠」 ＯＥＣＤは７日、６ ５の国・地域の１５歳男 女計約４７万人を対象に ２００９年に実施した国 際学力調査（略称ＰＩＳ Ａ）の結果を世界同時発 表した。 日本は理科でトップ 級から転落するなど過去 ２回の結果で学力低下が 明白になり「ＰＩＳＡシ ョック」 と呼ばれた。 （ 2010 年 12 月 8 日 読売新聞）