SIgn-in for Edcamp Nagoya 2026 will begin at 09:00 at Sugiyama Jogakuen University 椙山女学園大学.
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09:20-9:30
09:30-10:30
Dr. Kevin Weingarten, PhD in Music Education
Amy braun
Mike Stockwell
Samia Haseeb Khan
Nate Gildart
10:45-11:45
Twinkl is a global educational publisher providing high-quality、engaging resources for teachers, parents, and learners. With over one million resources covering all ages and subjects, Twinkl helps make teaching and learning engaging, accessible, and effective- from classroom activities and lesson materials to books, games, and creative activities. Twinkl's motto is "We help those who teach". Workshop attendees will have their names put into a raffle for a free 3-month ‘Ultimate’ Promotional Code (2 extra months of Twinkl for free!).
Speaker: Amy Braun
This workshop picks up right where the Spark Talk leaves off. Tap into your creative side in this hands-on session and explore how integrating the arts can build confidence and expression for English language learners.
Speaker: Dr. Kevin Weingarten, PhD in Music Education
Explore interactive learning with Edpuzzle using videos, quizzes, slides, and documents. Discover practical ways to support in-class, homework, self-paced, and guided learning. The workshop will also demonstrate how Edpuzzle integrates with Google Workspace, offering practical ideas for teachers using Google tools in Nagoya’s schools (note that Nagoya schools have recently adopted Google Workspace for Education).
Speaker: Nate Gildart
11:45-12:30
12:30-15:15
12:30-13:15
Possible Areas for Discussion: Handling multi-level groups, routines, positive discipline, smooth classroom flow, Mixed-level classes, unengaged students, classroom routines, motivation, recognition, and practical management strategies
Possible Areas for Discussion: Practical lesson planning, creative AI tools ("vibe coding"), automated materials creation, AI tools, prompting, lesson planning, creative materials, automation, and classroom applications
Possible Areas for Discussion: Props, routines, early literacy/phonics, and low-prep games that engage young kids.
13:30-14:15
Possible Areas for Discussion: Low-prep interactive games, pair/group work, and routines that encourage student communication.
Possible Areas for Discussion: Task-Based Language Teaching, designing authentic tasks, and strategies for teaching English in English.
Possible Areas for Discussion: Transitioning to university or public school roles, ALT/Eikaiwa career moves, and professional development.
14:30-15:15
Possible Areas for Discussion: Re-engaging quiet or reluctant classes, student-centered activities, and building fluency.
Possible Areas for Discussion: Content and Language Integrated Learning (including STEM/science), lesson planning, and assessment.
Possible Areas for Discussion: Avoiding burnout, work-life balance, ALT mentorship, and building school/community networks.
15:15-15:30
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