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Japanese Stage 6 Continuers Syllabus Resources The new Continuers syllabus may be implemented with minimal variation in the resources currently used, though additional resources may be added as theme-specific items are identified or developed. The following list has been developed by practising teachers of [Language], in the light of the new syllabus. A list of general resources has been provided and, where appropriate, resources have also been listed under themes. The list is not definitive and is provided for guidance only. GENERAL RESOURCES ∑ Dictionaries Basic Japanese-English Dictionary, The Japan Foundation, Oxford University Press, 1986. ISBN 0 1986 4162 1 Collins-Shubun English-Japanese Gem Dictionary, 1995. ISBN 0 0047 0823 5 Kenkyusha’s Furigana E-J Dictionary, Kenkyusha, 1990. ISBN 4 7674 1172 6 Kondansha’s Furigana E-J Dictionary, Kondansha Int, 1996. ISBN 4 7700 2035 4 Martin’s Pocket Dictionary E-J, J-E, Samuel E. Martin, Tuttle, 1990. ISBN 0 8048 1588 7 (pbk) Webster’s New World Compact Japanese Dictionary, Fujihiko Kaneda, Simon Schuster, 1983. ISBN 0 0286 1726 6 ∑ Grammar and Usage Seiichi Makino, et al,A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar , Japan Times, 1986. ISBN 4 7890 0454 6 Seiichi Makino, et al,A Dictionary of Intermediate Japanese Grammar , Japan Times, 1995. ISBN 4 7890 0775 8 Naoko Chino, All About Particles , Kodansha Int, 1991. ISBN 0 8701 1954 0 ∑ Course Books (Please refer to the key at the bottom of this section) Active Japanese, Paul Longman Limited, New Zealand, 1998. A First Course in Japanese (T/WB/C), Fudeko Reekie, Pascal Press, 1995. T: ISBN 1 8644 1047 7 WB: ISBN 1 8644 1075 2 C: ISBN 9 9953 3786 X Alfonso, A, Alfonso Japanese Levels 3* 4 (B/TM), Curriculum Corporation, 1990. Basic Functional Japanese, Pegasus Language Services, Japan Times, 1987. T: ISBN 4 7891 1372 8 C: ISBN 4 7890