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Communication among student volunteers through meetings and messaging
- 1. -Communication among students out of class in practice of school volunteer- Toshiya TAHARA Graduate School of Kansai University Osaka, Japan
- 17. Result -Teacher Meeting- Moderate/support Preparation of class Reflection of class or past Things and word Improvement Charge of student Lecture, advise and explanation Rule in school volunteer Ability or skill for children Schedule, deadline and timetable Understanding of children College tour Learning process for children Seminar for PTA Rule and condition for children Whispering and chatting Class planning How to talk, attitude to talk Teaching materials other
- 18. Result -Mailing list- Upload teaching materials (for Meeting) Upload class planning (for Meeting) Upload teaching materials (for Class) Upload class planning (for Class) Setting meeting System among students Record of proceedings Study meeting and seminar Absence and tardiness contact Discussion about class Teacher talk Fixed contact Communication with drinking Name card Timetable Leadership System among teachers other
- 22. References
- 23. Q & A
- 24. Thank you for making this day necessary! - Yogi Berra Toshiya TAHARA Kansai University [email_address] Thank you!
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- List 3-4 main points of your introduction. What is the purpose of your research? Why did you choose this topic? What is the hypothesis of your research project?
- List 3-4 main points of your introduction. What is the purpose of your research? Why did you choose this topic? What is the hypothesis of your research project?
- List 3-4 main points of your introduction. What is the purpose of your research? Why did you choose this topic? What is the hypothesis of your research project?
- List 3-4 main points of your introduction. What is the purpose of your research? Why did you choose this topic? What is the hypothesis of your research project?
- List 3-4 main points of your introduction. What is the purpose of your research? Why did you choose this topic? What is the hypothesis of your research project?
- List 3-4 main points of your introduction. What is the purpose of your research? Why did you choose this topic? What is the hypothesis of your research project?
- List 3-4 main points of your introduction. What is the purpose of your research? Why did you choose this topic? What is the hypothesis of your research project?
- List 3-4 main points of your introduction. What is the purpose of your research? Why did you choose this topic? What is the hypothesis of your research project?
- List 3-4 main points of your introduction. What is the purpose of your research? Why did you choose this topic? What is the hypothesis of your research project?
- List 3-4 main points of your introduction. What is the purpose of your research? Why did you choose this topic? What is the hypothesis of your research project?
- List 3-4 main points of your introduction. What is the purpose of your research? Why did you choose this topic? What is the hypothesis of your research project?
- List 3-4 main points of your introduction. What is the purpose of your research? Why did you choose this topic? What is the hypothesis of your research project?
- List 3-4 main points of your introduction. What is the purpose of your research? Why did you choose this topic? What is the hypothesis of your research project?
- List 3-4 main points of your introduction. What is the purpose of your research? Why did you choose this topic? What is the hypothesis of your research project?
- List 3-4 main points of your introduction. What is the purpose of your research? Why did you choose this topic? What is the hypothesis of your research project?
- List 2-3 key references for your research. If your audience is interested, they would want to look up some of your references.
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