Publications
Note: The Korean Language in America (Proceedings of annual conferences) will be refereed from Volume 10.

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The Korean Language in America (in reverse chronological order)

Volume 12 (2007) Edited by Hye-Sook Wang

1.	Focus on Form and L2 Writing Instruction	Jessica Williams
2.	Content-Based Language Instruction through Korea Film	Sang Yee Cheon
3.	21^st Century Sejong Corpora (to be) Completed	Hung-gyu Kim, Beom-mo Kang, & Jungha Hong
4.	The Relative Tense-Aspect in Emergent Discourse: Theoretical and Pedagogical Implications	Ki-tae Kim
5.	Reference to Past and Past Perfect in L2 Korean	EunHee Lee & Hae-Young Kim
6.	How Do Non-heritage Students Learn to Make the Three-way Contrast of Korean Stops?	Eurie Shin
7.	Issues in Korean Language Teaching in the United States: Recent Facts and Figures	David J. Silva
8.	Application of Conversation Analysis to Teaching Korean Language and Culture	Kyung-Eun Yoon
9.	A Study on Criteria for Choosing Literary Works for Purposes of Korean Language Education	Yeotak Yoon & Jaeyoung Woo

Volume 11 (2006) Edited by Hye-Sook Wang

1.	Korean as a World Language	Sungdai Cho, Insook Chung & Mark Peterson
2.	Does L2 Proficiency Make a Difference in Choosing between WDCT and ODCT?	Sangkyung Han
3.	Chinese Character Education in Teaching Korean as a Foreign Language: A New Paradigm of Cognitive Expansion	Min Jung & Young-mee Yu Cho
4.	Active Learning: A New Approach to Improving Students’ Fluency in a Foreign Language	Insook Kang
5.	Influence of Prosody on Korean Word Production by non-heritage Learners	Mi-Ran Cho Kim, Andrew J. Lotto, & Jin-Kyu Kim
6.	Special Submission: A New Direction for Korean as an academic Language	Yeotak Yoon

Volume 10 (2005) Edited by Hye-Sook Wang

1.	Teaching Refusals in Korean	Andrew Sangpil Byon
2.	Investigating Students Preferences in Error Correction in Korean Language Teaching	Mihyon Jeon & Insook Kang
3.	Construction of Language and Culture in a content-Based language Class	Hae-Young Kim
4.	Perception and Production of Korean /l/ by L2 Learners: Implications for Teaching Refined Pronunciation	Min Sook Kim
5.	Korean Particles: ‘to’ and ‘(i)lato’	Jung-Hyuck Lee
6.	The Perception of Foreign Accents in Spoken Korean by Prosody: Comparison of Heritage and Non-heritage Speakers	Eurie Shin
7.	Presidents’ Panel: Reflections on Ten Years of AATK History

Volume 9 (2004) Edited by Hae-Young Kim

1.	Language and Culture
2.	Approaches to the Teaching of Pronunciation, Grammar, and Pragmatics
3.	Curriculum Development and Evaluation
4.	Technology and Web-based instruction
5.	Issues regarding Heritage Learners
6.	Pedagogy and Research Notes

Volume 8 (2003) Edited by Clare You

1.	Research Review
2.	Performance Analysis
3.	Approaches to the Teaching of Grammar and Pragmatics    ?
4.	Using Computer Technology and Other Resources in KFL Instruction
5.	Learners' Profiles and Needs
6.	Teaching Literature and Culture
7.	Romanization
8.	On Korean Language Books

Volume 7 (2002) Edited by Joe Jungno Ree

1.	Invited Speakers: Task Design and Sequencing in the Communicative Language Classroom Information-gap tasks in the classroom: Can we talk?
2.	Teacher Training Workshop
3.	Developing Effective KFL Materials
4.	Designing Courses for Business Korean and Language Pedagogy
5.	Language and Culture
6.	Using Resources in the KFL Classroom
7.	Performance Analysis
8.	The Challengers for Heritage Learners
9.	Discourse and Contrastive Analysis
10.	Placement Tests
11.	Issues in L2 Korean and Second Language Acquisition

?/span>Volume 6 (2001) Edited by Joe Jungno Ree

1.	Keynote Address: Theories, evidence, and practice in foreign language teaching
2.	Approaches to the Teaching of Grammar and Pragmatics
3.	Methodology and Pedagogy
4.	Culture and Literature
5.	Technology and Web-based Instruction
6.	Development of Courses and Teaching Materials
7.	Sociolinguistic and Language Policy Issues
8.	High School Programs
9.	Error Analysis
10.	Issues Regarding Heritage Learners
11.	Development of Writing Skills
12.	Linguistic Analysis and Its Application to Teaching

Volume 5 (2000) Edited by Sung-Ock S. Sohn

1.	Strengthening and Articulation
2.	Integration of Technology
3.	Task-Based and Content-Based Instruction
4.	Language and Culture
5.	Assessment and Evaluation
6.	Pedagogical Challenges

Volume 4 (2000) Edited ?/span>by Sahie Kang

1.	Program and Curriculum Development
2.	Teaching Strategies and Methodologies
3.	Teaching Literature
4.	Teaching Socio-Cultural Competence
5.	Assessment and Testing

Volume 3 (1999) Edited ?/span>by Sahie Kang

1.	Teaching Strategies and Methodologies
2.	Linguistics and Language Acquisition
3.	Discourse and Pragmatics
4.	Literature and Translation
5.	Multimedia and Computer-Assisted Teaching
6.	Textbooks and Curriculum

Volume 2 (1997) Edited ?/span>by Yung-Hee Kim

1.	Teaching Strategies and Methodologies
2.	Second Language Acquisition
3.	Heritage vs. Non-Heritage Learners
4.	Literature & Culture

Volume 1 (1995) Edited by Ho-Min Sohn

1.	Curriculum Design
2.	Teaching of Literature and Culture
3.	Classroom Teaching Methods
4.	Linguistics and Language Teaching
5.	Proficiency Assessment
6.	Ethnic Language Education
7.	Computer-Assisted Language Learning
8.	Theoretical and Methodological Issues

Note: Any of these volumes (except for Vol. 1) can be purchased by sending a check for $12, which includes shipping and handling, to:

Dr. Joowon Suh, AATK Treasurer
<suh@princeton.edu>
Senior lecturer
Princeton University
222 First Campus Center
Princeton, NJ 08544
(609) 258-8322 [O] | 258-5984 [F]

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