Dr. Paul Yul
Kang 818-551-1000, email: kangusc@yahoo.com
PHILOSOPHY
OF
TEACHING ENGLISH IN KOREA
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English can be acquired as
long as the
message is ¡®comprehensible¡¯, which is either input or output.
EDUCATION
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University of Southern California, Los
Angeles, California, August,
2003
Doctorate in
Education
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Major:
Heritage Language Development and Second Language Acquisition.
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Minor: Applied Linguistics.
ü Dissertation http://digitallibrary.usc.edu/cdm/ref/collection/p15799coll16/id/638623
University of Southern
California, Los Angeles, California, December, 1995
Master of Science in Teaching
English as a Second Language. (TESL)
ü Advisor: Professor
Stephen Krashen.
University of Southern California, Los
Angeles, California, May, 1992
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Bachelor of Art in Linguistics
ü Graduated Cum Laude, National Academic Honor
Society Member.
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Hae
Kwang High School, Busan, Korea, ºÎ»ê Çý±¤°í Á¹
ü Vice
President of the Student Government.
EDUCATIONAL SEVICE
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EXPERIENCE
1995-2008 Montclair
College Preparatory School, Van Nuys, California 91402
Director of School Programs
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In
charge of academic administration, also assisted with admissions, monitored students¡¯ progress with their
parents, and taught
Algebra and Geometry as
well.
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Taught
Classes and tutored many
Korean American
students and English as Second Language.
ü Fully Accredited by Western
Association of Schools and Colleges.
2002-2008 Los Angeles University, Van Nuys, California 91402
Served as
President of LAU
2008-2010 Ribet
Academy, College Preparatory
School, Los Angeles California 90065
Instructor: Algebra and
Geometry
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Fully Accredited by Western Association of Schools and Colleges.
2011-Present Glen School International
Preparatory School, California
90064
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Administrator:
handles all administrative matters of the school.
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Curriculum developer: devised curriculums courses
as needed by the school, including
online courses
offered by the school.
PUBLICATIONS
In
publication, I use ¡®Yul Kang¡¯ ¡®°À²¡¯
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Editor
of translation into Korean of Full Course: ¡°English for Travelers¡±, by Tougo Katsuaki (which had been
published in Japan by Oubunsha Co. 1979),
published in
Korea by Jun Won Moon Hwa Sa Co. 1994.
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Free
Voluntary Reading: Cross-linguistic Impact of Parental
Reading
Behavior on Children¡¯s English. English Teaching, Vol. 58, No.1, spring
2003, published by The Korea Association of Teachers of English.
ü http://journal.kate.or.kr/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/kate_58_1_4.pdf
http://www.donga.com/news/article/all/19980529/7349326/1
UNPUBLISHED WRITINGS
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Preliminary Investigation of Parental Attitudes
about Home Language Use and their Children¡¯s Reading. In
preparation.
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The
Effects of Heritage Language Use and Free Voluntary Reading in English upon the
Acquisition of Academic English by Korean American Students. Doctoral
Dissertation for USC, 2003.
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Parental Modeling and Their Children¡¯s Reading
Achievement. Master¡¯s
Thesis for USC, 1995.
SPECIAL SKILLS
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Bilingual: Korean and English.
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Computer Skills: proficient
in Window10, running SPSS statistical program.
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