ECL@DMU Podcasts

Here at Dokkyo Med, we're trying to motivate our (Japanese) students to start practicing, and hopefully develop, their English skills. And what better way than by making podcasts. In Just a Minute to...(talk)! Two students talk about a topic (they chose) for around a minute, with the idea of using key-words so that the listener (you) is able to guess what the main topic is. This is part of our TOE...

Here at Dokkyo Med. we're trying to motivate our students to be more active and productive by challenging them to make a podcast. In this podcast the students were given five questions: 1 What would you really like to be different now? (Your desire) 2 What would you really like to be different in the future? (Your desire) 3 What do you really regret doing in the past? 4 What do you really regret n...

Here at Dokkyo Med, we're trying to motivate our (Japanese) students to practice, and hopefully develop, their English speaking skills. In preparation for this podcast; Talking Gist, students were given four questions to build a dialogue around: Where does the conversation take place? What situation are the students discussing? What is person A asking about? What does person B want to do? Because...

Here at Dokkyo Med, we're trying to motivate our (Japanese) students to start practicing, and hopefully develop, their English skills. And what better way than by making podcasts. In Just a Minute to...(talk)! Two students talk about a topic (they chose) for around a minute, with the idea of using key-words so that the listener (you) is able to guess what the main topic is. This is part of our TOE...

Here at Dokkyo Med. we're trying to motivate our students to be more active and productive by challenging them to make a podcast. In this podcast the students were given five questions:  1 What would you really like to be different now? (Your desire) 2 What would you really like to be different in the future? (Your desire) 3 What do you really regret doing in the past? 4 What do you really re...

Here at Dokkyo Med, we're trying to motivate our (Japanese) students to practice, and hopefully develop, their English speaking skills. In preparation for this podcast; Talking Gist, students were given four questions to build a dialogue around: Where does the conversation take place? What situation are the students discussing? What is person A asking about? What does person B want to do? Because...

Here at Dokkyo Med, we're trying to motivate our (Japanese) students to start practicing, and hopefully develop, their English skills. And what better way than by making podcasts. In Just a Minute to...(talk)! Two students talk about a topic (they chose) for around a minute, with the idea of using key-words so that the listener (you) is able to guess what the main topic is. This is part of our TOE...

Here at Dokkyo Med, we're trying to motivate our (Japanese) students to start practicing, and hopefully develop, their English skills. And what better way than by making podcasts. In Just a Minute to...(talk)! Two students talk about a topic (they chose) for around a minute, with the idea of using key-words so that the listener (you) is able to guess what the main topic is. This is part of our TOE...

Here at Dokkyo Med, we're trying to motivate our (Japanese) students to practice, and hopefully develop, their English speaking skills. In preparation for this podcast; Talking Gist, students were given four questions to build a dialogue around: Where does the conversation take place? What situation are the students discussing? What is person A asking about? What does person B want to do? Because...

Here at Dokkyo Med, we're trying to motivate our (Japanese) students to practice, and hopefully develop, their English speaking skills. In preparation for this podcast; Talking Gist , students were given four questions to build a dialogue around:  Where does the conversation take place? What situation are the students discussing? What is person A asking about? What does person B want to do? B...

Here at Dokkyo Med, we're trying to motivate our (Japanese) students to start practicing, and hopefully develop, their English skills. And what better way than by making podcasts. In Just a Minute to...(talk)! Two students talk about a topic (they chose) for around a minute, with the idea of using key-words so that the listener (you) is able to guess what the main topic is. This is part of our TOE...

Inspired by BBC Radio 4's Just a Minute, hosted by Nicholas Parsons, two friends take each other on to see who can talk for just a minute . The first speaker is given a topic/subject, and must talk about that topic without hesitation or pausing, if the speaker does pause etc, then their friend can interrupt. The timer is stopped and a question can be asked. Each question asked equals 1 minus point...