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This site provides an insight into 英語ノート Eigo Noto experienced based lesson plans and teaching notes and materials in English for teaching English to Japanese Elementary School children with the MEXT English Notebook, Eigo Note, ESL Textbook. Of course, this is only a blog and it is not mandatory to use this site's style of teaching and methods of teaching English with the Eigo Noto. We encourage everyone to be original and creative with their own lessons.
If you want to contribute tutorials, news, tips or other stuff please contact us. Your comments and submission of articles as well as International "Messages of Warm Welcomes" to the kids by email to this site via the contact page are highly encouraged. Eigonoteblog.com and of course many Japanese kids (this blog's writer teaches 1000's of kids by the way) are waiting for your responses as they start their journey towards Internationalism, Peace and Brotherly Love thru this English-International Studies Program in Japanese Elementary Schools piloted in 2008-2009 and set to start nationally in all elementary schools across Japan in 2011.
Digital video and digital pictures will be highly appreciated and will receive an audio message of thanks from the kids. (The kids I teach would really appreciate your digital video messages about life and your surroundings from any place and any country. Showing them your side of the world would really open their eyes and provide inspiration for their English studies and further their education and views about the rest of the world.) "Arigato, ne!" (Thanks so much!)
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