Dr. Paul Kang obtained all of his undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University of Southern California, which is one of the most prestigious private universities in the United States and a leader in several areas of education research, including college preparation and literacy development. At USC he studied under world experts in linguistics and the acquisition of English as a second language, among them Profs.
Stephen Krashen, William Rutherford, and John Hawkins.
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Dr. Kang's doctoral dissertation focuses on the relationship between SAT achievement by Korean American high school students and their Korean
language use and voluntary reading in English.
Dr. Kang obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Linguistics from USC, Cum Laude with Academic Honors. His Master of Science degree from USC is in Teaching English
as a Second Language (TESL).
In 2003 Dr. Kang completed his doctoral degree in Education with a major in
Heritage Language Development and Second Language Acquisition (¿µ¾î±³À°)
and a minor in Applied Linguistics.(¾ð¾îÇÐ)
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University of Southern California - El Rodeo (1996) (usc.edu) (See, PP 30, 31)