English Teaching, KATE Journal, English education, English learning, journal
Volume 57 Number 3 Autumn 2002
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Volume 57 Number 3 Fall 2002
ISSN 1017-7108
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The Effect of Task Type on Negotiation of Meaning in Synchronous Text Chatting
Soyoung Lee
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The Effect of Listening Strategy Use on Listening Ability: Using an Immediate Retrospective Data Collection Method
Mi-Jeong Song
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Tracking or Detracking? : Teachers’ Views of Tracking in Korean Secondary Schools’
Hoo-Dong Kang
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Second Language Activity Theory: L2 Learner Agency in Asynchronous Learning Networks
Myung-Hye Hub
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Learning English as a Second Language among Korean Migrant Students in New Zealand
Seon-Ho Park
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Bilingualism and Biculturalism: A Constructively Marginalized New Person Betwen Worlds’
Maria K. Oh & Jurate Kukanguza
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Comparing Personal References in English by a Native-speaking and a Korean Pre-adolescent
Eun-Joo Lee
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The Use of Collaborative Work in a College EFL Reading Classroom
Youngjoo Bang
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Communicative Output as a Mode of Focus on Form
Haemoon Lee
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Historical Review of Grammar Instruction and Current Implications
Yonhee Jung
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The Renaissance in Formal Grammar Instruction and Grammar Consciousness-Raising Tasks
Kang-Sub Lee
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Local Acoustic vs, Sentence Contextual Information: Which Plays a More Crucial Role in a L2 Word Recognition Test:?
Hyun-Sook Chung & Hyunkee Ahn
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A Corpus-based Analysis of the Words in the Elementary School English Textbooks
Seong-sig Kim
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“Pushing” Written Output in the Computer Lab: Real Time Error Correction Over Students’ Shoulders
Everette Bushee
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Washback on 12th Grade English Classes of the English Tests within Korean University Entrance Exams
Dak-Ja Kim & Kyangmi O
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Ethical Assessment: Implications for EFL Educators in Korea
Andrew Edward Finch
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Language Program Meta-analysis: Assessing Corporate Programs in Korean and Japanese Compainies
R. F. Boldt & Steve J. Ross
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