This is the fifth installment of a series of interviews with experts in English education aimed at offering tips, trends and information related to English learning and teaching in Korea. – Ed.
Lee Keun-chull does not believe in perfection when it comes to learning English. After all, trying to obtain a high level of English proficiency [...]
In an effort to curb Private English Education costs in South Korea, the Grand National Party (the conservative arm of the Korean government and the political party President Lee Myung-bak was elected from) wants “hagwon(s) [to] be banned from offering lessons to students after 10 p.m.”
Just like prohibition in the United States from 1920 to [...]
When you go to Naver.com, Daum.net or Nate.com, what are you looking for? Unfortunately, I can’t tell you since I’m not as fluent in Korean as I would like to be in terms of reading, but what Google.com says with their Keywords Suggestions pages is that you are looking for:
Top 10 “English” Keyword Searches [...]