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New school to use signs as 1st language Keiko Katayama Yomiuri Shimbun Staff Writer The nation's first accredited school for hearing-impaired children offering classes based on Japanese sign language (JSL) is scheduled to open in Tokyo next spring. It is expected that an educational approach that treats JSL as the students' first language will be a major step toward expanding the available optio..

TOEIC Booster / 'Wh-' questions end better Lynn Stafford-Yilmaz Special to The Daily Yomiuri In the last column (June 1), we looked at the TOEFL test. This week, we turn to the TOEIC test. We will look at wh-questions in Part III of the test, Short Conversations. In particular, we will examine how specific wh-questions lead to predictable types of content in the conversations. We will study how ..

Students organize thoughts in English Yoko Mizui Daily Yomiuri Staff Writer The midterm examination for third-year students in the English writing class at Meiji Gakuen Senior High School in Kitakyushu comprised just two writing tasks. The first was to write an essay of more than 80 words explaining the proverb "Too many cooks spoil the broth" with a concrete example. The secon..