パンデミックで見えた豪州の高等教育における日本語教育の状況: 上級日本語に焦点をあてて” (The state of Japanese language education in Australian higher education as revealed by the pandemic: Cases on Advanced Japanese)

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Sangensha
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Chapter
Citation:
ことばと社会 23号 特集:パンデミックの社会言語学 (Language and Society 23 Special Issue: Sociolinguistics in Pandemic), 2021, pp. 186-188
Issue Date:
2021-10-21
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This paper critically examines and showcases how the pandemic affected upper-level Japanese language education at the tertiary level in Australia. From a geopolitical and sociocultural perspective, the chapter argues the discrepancy in the government political orientation, i.e. while Asian literacies have been emphasised, emphasis on multilingual and international-minded education on the tertiary level has been reduced. To this end, this paper calls for the vital need to make visible what is going on in the language education sector at the tertiary level and stresses that university education needs to shift its orientation from a monolingual to multilingual mindset in order to survive globally in the post-pandemic era.
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