Hajimeyou Nihongo! Introducción al japonés: habla, lee y escribe con confianza

In this class, students will entertainingly learn the fundamentals of speaking, reading, and writing Japanese. We will cover topics like basic greetings, introductions, numbers, and everyday vocabulary while practicing hiragana, katakana, and some simple kanji. Students will also learn about Japanese culture and customs to better understand how the language is used in real-life situations.

Class Structure:
Each class is structured to balance speaking practice, reading exercises, and cultural exploration. Lessons will include interactive slides, games, role-playing activities, and video clips to keep students engaged. Students will have opportunities for group discussions, pronunciation practice, and personalized feedback to help them improve.

Concerning Friendly, Safe, Light Role-Playing With Japanese:
Each class will begin with a clear explanation of the role-playing activity, including its purpose and specific guidelines for respectful participation.
Students will be reminded to maintain a positive, creative, and culturally sensitive approach during all role-playing activities.
I will outline expectations on respectful language use and emphasize that the focus is on practicing language skills, not simulating controversial scenarios.
For students who deviate from the parameters, I will gently redirect them by reinforcing class expectations and offering structured prompts to keep them on track.
Again, no sensitive or controversial topics will be included.

Teaching Style:
My teaching style is interactive, student-centered, and supportive. I create a fun, welcoming environment where students feel comfortable practicing and making mistakes. I incorporate games, storytelling, and cultural insights to keep lessons exciting and relevant.

Student Interaction:
Students will engage in live discussions, practice dialogues, language games, and collaborative activities that incorporate their creative energies and preserve high interests with spontaneity. They will also have chances to ask questions and receive individual feedback to help them grow.