Learners of Japanese as Community Language in Australia, The Interview Study, and the Activities of the Australian Network for Japanese as Community Language

Naomi Kurata; Chihiro Kinoshita Thomson; Emi Otsuji; Yoji Hashimoto; Kyoko Kawasaki; Kaya Oriyama; Shoko Ono

Learners of Japanese as Community Language in Australia, The Interview Study, and the Activities of the Australian Network for Japanese as Community Language

Naomi Kurata, Chihiro Kinoshita Thomson, Emi Otsuji, Yoji Hashimoto, Kyoko Kawasaki, Kaya Oriyama, Shoko Ono

Japanese Studies

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Abstract

This report presents findings from the interviews with teachers, parents of children with Japanese background, and adolescents with this background conducted in all the states in Australia. The interviews concern the issues that were found in the surveys distributed by the project members of the Australian Network for Japanese as Community Language. These issues include that many community language schools do not cater for the learning needs of these children partly due to the restrictions imposed by the Japanese government.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Sydney Australia
Publisher	The Japan Foundation, Sydney
Number of pages	64
Publication status	Published - 31 Mar 2022

Keywords

Japanese as community language, community language schools, identities, resources, environment

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