“Boys and Girls Are Kind of Similar But Different”: Examining the Gendered Nature of Children’s Self-chosen Writing Topics in the Writing Workshop

Choi, Jeonghee · Song, Kwangok · Ro, Yeon Sun

Korea Business Review · Vol. 49, No. 4 · pp. 5-30 · January 2014

The Patterns and Meanings of Human Relations in Korean Stepmother Stories

Choi Won Oh

Korea Business Review · Vol. 49, No. 4 · pp. 31-55 · January 2014

Positioning of Discourse in Korean Education

Heo Seon-ik

Korea Business Review · Vol. 49, No. 4 · pp. 57-85 · January 2014

Comparisons of In-service and Pre-service Korean Language Teachers’ Writing Assessments Using an Empathizing Task

Jang Eunju · Park, Young-min

Korea Business Review · Vol. 49, No. 4 · pp. 87-108 · January 2014

Korean Heritage Language Learners’ Anxiety: Any Changes over a Year?

Min Jung Jee

Korea Business Review · Vol. 49, No. 4 · pp. 109-138 · January 2014

Pedagogical Content Knowledge in Korean Language Education: Confusions, Issues, and a Tentative Solution

Kim, Jong Yun

Korea Business Review · Vol. 49, No. 4 · pp. 139-165 · January 2014

Exploring the Internet Reading Strategies Used by Elementary School Students to Locate Specific Information.

Lee Chang-Hee · Taewon Lim

Korea Business Review · Vol. 49, No. 4 · pp. 167-190 · January 2014

Motivations of Learning Korean and Their Influence on Cultural Content: Korean (Popular/K-pop) Culture for Beginner Korean Leaners

Dong Bae Lee

Korea Business Review · Vol. 49, No. 4 · pp. 191-218 · January 2014

A Reflection on the Education of Acceptance of Novels through Systemical Review

Lee In Wha · Jung Jinseok

Korea Business Review · Vol. 49, No. 4 · pp. 219-252 · January 2014