What's included
1 live meeting
30 mins in-class hours per weekHomework
1-2 hours per week. Please review Hiragana and Katakana! I will also provide Quizlet to practice vocabulary.Assessment
Students will be evaluated formatively based on their class participation.Class Experience
In this ongoing class, students will develop vocabularies, phrases, basic writing, and gain confidence in speaking Japanese. This class is for those who have completed my Introductory Level 1 or who have knowledge in some phrases and greetings. We will begin with the review from Level 1 including the Hiragana symbols. Please note that students are responsible for reviewing any writing symbols once they are taught. Since language learning is continuous, phrases/vocabulary/grammar will be revisited and practiced frequently. Students can start this class at any week. I will provide a self-paced basic writing lesson link for those who haven't learned the Hiragana and Katakana or for those would like more reviews. Here are the topics for the first 8 weeks: Week of 01/09/2023 Self-Introduction, What is this?, What do you like?, Hiragana Review Week of 01/16/2023 Family, Ko-So-A-Do, Hiragana. Week of 01/23/2023 Possession, Pronouns, Hiragana. Week of 01/30/2023 Numbers, How much is this?, Hiragana Week of 02/06/2023 Going shopping, Hiragana. Week of 02/13/2023 Dining out, Food, Hiragana. Week of 02/20/2023 There is/are ......., Hiragana. Week of 02/27/2023 Position Words, Finish Hiragana. Each lesson consists of: practice pronunciation and sentences, Q & A, short dialogue, and role play. A textbook/workbook will be provided for every 8 weeks. I can also share my presentation slides upon request. Please be mindful that the class will be cancelled if there are fewer than 3 enrollees.
Learning Goals
Students will learn the fundamentals of Japanese language, vocabularies, phrases, and grammar, in the following topics:
* Possession/Personal Pronouns
* Going shopping and dining
* Telling where things/people are
* Verbs in present/future tense.
* Wether, time, and days of the week.
* Hiragana, Katakana, and some Kanji.
AND MORE.
Other Details
Parental Guidance
I will give students an access to the following Outschool approved third-party venders for extra practice at home or in class:
Quizlet - Vocabulary practice
Nearpod - Hiragana and Katakana writing practice
Kahoot - Vocabulary or phrase reviews conducted in class
You DO NOT need to open an account for any of the above websites.
Supply List
I will provide textbooks. You will need pencils, highlighters, and flashcards(your choice.) Other than these, all you need is your willingness to learn!
Teacher expertise and credentials
7 Teaching Certificates
North Dakota Teaching Certificate in Music/Theater/Arts
Idaho Teaching Certificate in Music/Theater/Arts
Alaska Teaching Certificate in Music/Theater/Arts
Wyoming Teaching Certificate in Music/Theater/Arts
Iowa Teaching Certificate in Music/Theater/Arts
California Teaching Certificate in Music/Theater/Arts
Nevada Teaching Certificate in Music/Theater/Arts
I earned a B.A. in Music from California State University, Fresno as well as a teaching license in Music. After receiving a B.A. and a teaching license, I have taught vocal music at elementary schools and choir at both middle and high schools. I also earned a Japanese teaching license in California and taught Japanese at a Japanese Saturday School to young children of the ages from 7 to 10. At my previous brick and motor school, I taught Japanese Language and Culture during the short term in January to the students from the 7th through the 12th grade. I would like to offer engaging Japanese courses.In addition, I earned Master's Degree in Education from University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
I am a certified Japanese license from California as well as music license from 3 states - Nevada, California, and Iowa.
Reviews
Live Group Class
$12
weekly1x per week
30 min
Completed by 101 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 13-18
3-16 learners per class