Hyejeong Ahn

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University of Melbourne

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Hyejeong Ahn is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Melbourne, Australia. Her research focuses on English language education, translingualism, and the linguistic dynamics of K-Pop, as reflected in her recent articles. She explores student language practices in English medium instruction and examines the ownership and perception of English across different cultural contexts.

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The use of English mediated instruction in South Korean universities

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Close Date: 2020-01-01

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Yvette Slaughter

University of Melbourne

AUSTRALIA

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SUJEONG KANG

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Duksung Women's University

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Werner Botha

Flinders University

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JIEUN KIAER

University of Oxford

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A quantitative characterisation of English in K-Pop through the Korean Wave 2000–2020

Rethinking English in Education: The Paradoxes of Labelling the “Other”

Transformative transmediation: Eliciting student self-evaluation of academic writing through the video essay assignment

Try Hard! Content Analysis of Senior Middle School North Korean English Textbooks Through EIL Perspectives

Multilingual “Native” Speakers of the English Language: The Perceptions of University Students from the United Kingdom, Singapore and South Korea

Translingual English words of Korean origin and beyond: skinship, fighting, chimaek

Ownership of English: Insights from Australian Tertiary Education Contexts

EMI (English-medium instruction) in South Korean elite universities

Translingual journey of English words and methodological suggestions

Student language mixing practices in English medium instruction courses at elite universities in South Korea

Korean Cultural Conceptualizations of Two Uncles: Ajeossi and Samchon Using a Usage-Based Approach

Overseas Singaporean attitudes towards Singlish

Korean Children’s Attitudes toward Varieties of English: The Role of Age and English Learning Environment

Collaborators (4)

Yvette Slaughter

SUJEONG KANG

Werner Botha

JIEUN KIAER

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