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The seventh volume of the Current Report
on Japanese-Language Education Around the
Globe is scheduled for publication by the
Japan Foundation Japanese-Language Institute,
Urawa, in March, 2003. It will consist of
reports on the state of Japanese-language
education by experts in various countries
and practical reports relating to Japanese-language
education in the form of contributed papers.
The Institute is now inviting contributions
for the seventh Volume. Contributions should
be useful in actual Japanese-language education
situations (e.g., providing a reference for
new teaching resources development or curriculum
development). Contributions relating to new
directions in Japanese-language education
in various countries would be welcome.
Contributors must apply for a copy of our
editorial standards and submit a clear description
of their proposed contribution to Current
Report on Japanese-Language Education Around
the Globe.
1. Eligibility
Anyone is qualified to submit papers, regardless
of sex, age, or affiliation.
Contributions from non-native speakers of
Japanese are especially welcome. In order
to include papers from as many different
contributors as possible, those who wrote
papers for the previous issue (including
co-authors) may not contribute to the next
issue.
2. Content
Unpublished reports in one of the fields
described below:
(1) Reports relating to syllabus, teaching
methods, teaching resources , testing methods,
language policies, etc.
(2) Reports relating to the history of Japanese-language
education in various countries. (Reports
focusing on a particular period, field, or
method from an original perspective are requested.
General historical outlines or summaries
are not appropriate).
(3) Investigative reports relating to Japanese-language
education.
(4) Practical reports relating to Japanese-language
education.
* Submissions with a specifically academic
content that do not focus on the current
state of Japanese-language education, or
that are not practical reports relating to
Japanese-language education, are outside
the scope of this journal. Please submit
contributions with such content to Japanese-Language
education Around the Globe.
3. Number of Submissions to be Accepted: Approximately eight.
4. Language of Papers: Japanese or English
5. Length
(1) Papers in Japanese
Up to 20,000 characters. (Up to 15 pages
of 43 characters per line and 33 lines per
page on A4 paper. 50 pages on 400-character
manuscripts)
(2) Papers in English
Up to 10,000 words. (Up to 25 pages on A4
paper, 35 lines per page,)
*(1), (2) include charts, footnotes, and
bibliography.
6. Style Guidelines
The Institute's pamphlet, which gives detailed information on the
editorial standards for contributions, is
available. Contributors are strongly advised
to read this brochure before making submission.
The pamphlet is available at the address
given below.
7. Submissions
When submitting a paper, please fill in the
following information (1)-(4) on the form
provided and be sure to include (5) below.
The submission form will be sent to you together
with the brochure.
(1) Author's name, address, telephone and
fax numbers, and nationality.
(2) Name and address of any affiliated organization;
author's position and title within that organization.
(3) Title of thesis in Japanese and English.
(4) A list of Keywords (no more than five)
of the thesis in the language in which the
paper is written.
(5)Length
(6) Abstracts: Up to 800 characters in Japanese.
Up to 300 words in English.
* Regardless of the language used in the
paper, the titles and abstracts in (3) and
(6) above must be prepared in both Japanese
and English.
* Submissions (including any attached materials)
will not be returned.
The submission form(PDF file) is available here. To read this
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8. Acceptance / Rejection of Submitted Papers
The editorial committee reserves the
right
to select or reject submitted papers.
Contributors
will be notified of the results before
October
31, 2002.
9. Complimentary Copies and Fees
Three copies of the issue in which a paper
is published and 20 copies of offprints will
be presented to the author. Also, a small
fee will be paid for publication of a paper
in the journal.
10. Placement on the Web Page
The titles and abstracts of the accepted
theses will also be published in the Japan
Foundation's web page.
11. Deadline
Submissions must reach us no later than May 31, 2002.
12. Submissions or Inquiries should be sent
to:
Research and Information Division
The Japan Foundation Japanese-Language Institute,
Urawa
5-6-36 Kita Urawa, Urawa-ku, Saitama-shi, Saitama-ken 330-0074,
Japan
Tel: 048-834-1184 Fax: 048-830-1588
E-mail: ncjoho@jpf.go.jp
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