معرفی
Jeehwan Lee is an Adjunct Instructor of Korean at Emory University's Department of Russian and East Asian Languages and Cultures. He is currently a Ph.D. candidate at Yonsei University, researching lexical connectivity in Korean language textbooks. His teaching experience includes over three years at Sangmyung University's International Language and Culture Education Center (ILCEC), where he instructed Korean grammar, listening, writing, speaking, and reading courses for beginner to advanced learners. He also served as a Teaching Assistant at Georgia Tech's LBAT Korea program in 2018 and 2019.
Education:
- M.A. in Teaching Korean as a Foreign Language (Yonsei University)
- M.A. in International Studies (Hanyang University, specializing in Chinese Studies)
- Ph.D. Candidate in Korean Language Education (Yonsei University)
Research Interests: Focuses on optimizing textbook design for Korean language learners, emphasizing lexical repetition, progression, and deepening comprehension. Integrates pedagogical strategies for effective cross-cultural language acquisition.
Certifications:
- Korean Language Teacher Level 2 & 3 (Republic of Korea Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism)
- TESOL Certification (Sookmyung Women’s University & University of Maryland, Baltimore County)
Teaching and Affiliations: Holds office hours at Emory's Modern Languages Building, Room 121, and prioritizes student-centered language instruction.
