Generation Gap is the perfect supplement to a primary Korean textbook, or an exciting primary textbook for a third- or fourth-year course at the high school or college level. When used as a a primary textbook, Generation Gap can be completed over the course of two semesters. Comprising task- and content-based language teaching material, each of twenty units starts with background (in Korean and English) and warm- up questions. Comprehension, vocabulary, discussion, and composition exercises follow to help students improve their reading comprehension, practice language skills, and make cultural comparisons in Korean. A vocabulary list accompanies each using, and a comprehensive vocabulary index and exercise answer keys are included for quick reference.

Generation Gap and Other Essays: Readings in Korean Culture Series (English and Korean Edition)

Hye-Sook Wang

Teen & Young Adult

Cheng & Tsui

From ungrateful young frogs to generous brothers, the captivating characters of Korea's folktales have provided entertainment and insight for centuries. Frog's Tears invites students of Korean at the high-beginning or low-intermediate levels to immerse themselves in Korea's rich folkloric tradition as they develop their language skills and cultural knowledge. Frog's Tears is a perfect supplementary reader for a first- or second-year Korean course, or for pleasure reading and independent study.

Frog's Tears and Other Stories: Readings in Korean Culture Series (Korean and English Edition)

Literature & Fiction

Mythology & Folk Tales

Through the stories presented in this book, we learn that Korean language (and Korean studies) programs in American higher institutions have gone through significant transformations in the past several decades. Much has been accomplished in terms of not only quantity but also quality, in spite of a wide array of challenges, both pedagogical and non-pedagogical alike. Korea s strong economy and improved global image, generous and strategic funding support from Korean government agencies, and the recent Hallyu wave have all worked favorably for the development of Korean programs. At the same time, enthusiastic support of many students, dedication of faculty in the Korean programs, vision of school administrators, and emphasis on foreign language education by the American government were other factors that contributed to the current state of Korean programs today.

Rise of Korean Language Programs in U.S. Institute of Higher Education : A Narrative History

Korea University Press

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Generation Gap and Other Essays: Readings in Korean Culture Series (English and Korean Edition)

Frog's Tears and Other Stories: Readings in Korean Culture Series (Korean and English Edition)

Rise of Korean Language Programs in U.S. Institute of Higher Education : A Narrative History