The upcoming issue, to be published this month, features self-introductions and making presentations on the school day. Occasional Papers Address Professional Development Together with this issue of the Newsletter you are receiving a copy of the most recent of ATJ's Occasional Papers publication. A limited number of extra copies of the Occasional Papers are available. If you or a colleague would like another copy, please contact the ATJ office. An on-line resource for teachers has been developed by the Alliance of Associations of Teachers of Japanese.
Home is the home page of the site, and How is a guidance page for sending comments on textbooks.
The title, author, target level, publisher, and year of publication are given for each textbook, along with a brief description of the book. On the Links page, there are currently six links, including ones to the Japan Foundation and the Association of Teachers of Japanese. The History page shows when and what features have been changed or added to this site. Keiko Schneider set up and is maintaining the site for the Alliance. Please visit the site and share your comments and questions with other teachers.