ECL@DMU Podcasts

Here at Dokkyo Med, we're trying to motivate our (Japanese) students to practice, and hopefully develop, their English speaking skills by making podcasts. Because the focus of the class is (TOEFL ITP) Gist, students are not allowed to give away the main topics, instead they give key-words or phrases that help the listener (You) to understand what the gist is. In this Podcast, Talking Gist, there are five topics which Nanako and Haruka will share with us. Can you guess what each of the topics are?

Here at Dokkyo Med, we're trying to motivate our (Japanese) students to practice, and hopefully develop, their English speaking skills by making podcasts. Because the focus of the class is (TOEFL ITP) Gist, in this podcast students are not allowed to give away the main topics, instead they give key-words or phrases that help the listener to understand what the gist is. In this Podcast, Talking Gist, Haruya and Tomochita test each other with three topics. Can you guess what each of the topics are?

Here at Dokkyo Med, we're trying to motivate our (Japanese) students to practice, and hopefully develop, their English speaking skills by making podcasts. Because the focus of the class is (TOEFL ITP) Gist, students are not allowed to give away the main topics, instead they give key-words or phrases that help the listener (You) to understand what the gist is. In this Podcast, Talking Gist, there are five topics which Yurihara and Kei will share with us. Can you guess what each of the topics are?

Here at Dokkyo Med, we're trying to motivate our (Japanese) students to practice, and hopefully develop, their English speaking skills by making podcasts. Because the focus of the class is (TOEFL ITP) Gist, students are not allowed to give away the main topics, instead they give key-words or phrases that help the listener (You) to understand what the gist is. In this Podcast, Talking Gist, there are five topics which Takumi and Ayaka will share with us. Can you guess what each of the topics are?

Here at Dokkyo Med, we're trying to motivate our (Japanese) students to practice, and hopefully develop, their English speaking skills by making podcasts. Because the focus of the class is (TOEFL ITP) Gist, students are not allowed to give away the main topics, instead they give key-words or phrases that help the listener (You) to understand what the gist is. In this Podcast, Talking Gist, there are five topics which Saya and Keishu will share with us. Can you guess what each of the topics are?

Here at Dokkyo Med, we're trying to motivate our (Japanese) students to practice, and hopefully develop, their English speaking skills by making podcasts. Because the focus of the class is (TOEFL ITP) Gist, students are not allowed to give away the main topics, instead they give key-words or phrases that help the listener (You) to understand what the gist is. In this Podcast, Talking Gist, there are five topics which Tsurumasa and Masataro will share with us. Can you guess what each of the topics are?

At the end of February 2023, we at ECL@DMU Podcasts had the opportunity to speak with Enkhtuguldur Myagmar-Ochir better known as Eegii. She is one of Dokkyo Medical University's foreign graduate students and had just completed her PhD in Public Heath here at Dokkyo Medical University.  Before leaving us to return home to Mongolia, we were grateful that she took some time to talk with us, and in this interview she talks about her studies and experiences at DMU and in Japan.

Takafumi, a first grade student at Dokkyo Medical University, took part in this series called 'Talk About It...' In the series, we invited students to talk about a subject that interested them, and hopefully their friends. In this podcast, Takafumi talks about his morning routine. Enjoy! 😃

Ryoma, Jin and Hiroki are first grade students at Dokkyo Medical University, they took part in this podcast series which we called 'Implications'. They listened and then watched a TV advertisement/commercial that we sourced from Youtube. They weren't able to see the end of the ad, so they had to infer what was suggested/implied through the sounds, music and what they saw. They recorded themselves talking about what they had seen, and then decided what the ad was for or who the company was that made the ad. Enjoy!

Follow this link to see the commercial, and to check to see if they were correct:

https://youtu.be/3t6bLugtJkQ

Takuma, Tomoya and Ryunosuke are first grade students at Dokkyo Medical University, they took part in this podcast series which we called 'Implications'. They listened and then watched a TV advertisement/commercial that we sourced from Youtube. They weren't able to see the end of the ad, so they had to infer what was suggested/implied through the sounds, music and what they saw. They recorded themselves talking about what they had seen, and then decided what the ad was for or who the company was that made the ad. Enjoy!

Follow this link to see the commercial, and to check to see if they were correct:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxvAKrlGcNQ