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- Steven has been teaching within the Japanese EFL context since 1989. Having over 20 years teaching experience at the elementary and secondary school level, he is currently an associate professor in the International Studies department at Doshisha Women’s College of Liberal Arts. He is also extremely active in professional development within the ELT community. He co-founded MASH Collaboration in 2007, an online community devoted to professional development through collaboration. He is an avid user of Skype and can often be heard saying, “Collaboration creates just the right amount of tension to get lots done.” He also spends time editing numerous articles, academic volumes and proceedings, and leading teacher training seminars for various companies throughout Japan. Steven works from the perspective that, “being a teacher means a never-ending commitment to learning”.
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- Learning to See
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- Professional Goals 2013
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- Using English outside class
- Voices from the iTDi Community
- Voices from the iTDi Community 2
- Voices from the iTDi Community 3
- Voices from the iTDi Community 4
- What I learned in 2012
- Working with difficult students
- Young Learners 1




