Obento Deluxe - Teacher Toolkit (Fifth Edition)

Part of the series Obento Deluxe.

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The Obento series is the market-leading Japanese series for Years 7–10 students in Australia. The fifth edition is revised and updated with greater explicit alignment to The Australian Curriculum: Japanese, greater support for the acquisition of Japanese script, streamlined and high-calibre digital content and a more cohesive 7–10 series.

The Obento Deluxe Teacher Toolkit provides structured and explicit connections to The Australian Curriculum: Japanese, saving teachers' time and supporting those less experiences or new to the series. At the back of the text are workbook pages with overprinted solutions and audio transcripts from the workbook. A USB is also included, containing unit tests and solutions, worksheets, grammar PowerPoint presentations and curriculum grids.

Features

• Retains the approach of the previous editions with improved and updated content to fully address The Australian Curriculum: Japanese.
• Strong emphasis on cultural and intercultural teaching and learning carefully integrated in a communicative approach.
• Opportunities that cater for a range of different learning styles and abilities.
• Updated digital content to provide a comprehensive range of quality resources.
• All audio recorded by native speakers of Japanese.

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About the Authors

Sue Xouris has vast experience i teaching, writing and presenting Japanese language learning material. Sue has previously managed The Nihogo Tanken Centre and lectured in languages education at the University of Technology, Sydney and Sydney University. Sue also authored the Obento Snack Pack series. Sue is a teacher at St. Joseph's College.

Kyoko Kusumoto has experience in teaching all age levels K-12. She is currently teaching at Santa Sabina College. She has worked as an editor at Shogakukan Publishing Co. and is a qualified NATTI translator. Kyoko has extensive experience as an HSC senior marker and judge, and was an examination committee member in 2014.

Peter Williams anjoyed an extensive teaching career before he joined the Western Australian School Curriculum and Standards Authority (2006-2016) where he managed standards development across P-12. He is now developing curriculum management software for the K-12 market.