What is the most effective teaching method for Korean learners of English?

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What is the most effective teaching method for Korean learners of English?

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What is the most effective teaching method
for Korean learners of English?
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The purpose of this article is to investigate and provide a framework for Korean L1 learners as well as teachers who have decided to learn English as a second language. Before presenting the most effective teaching method for Korean learners, it is worth referring to the work of Manfred Pienemann in which he poses the question: "Why is it important for language teachers to know about language acquisition?" (Pienemann, 1995, p. 3). He points out that in much of the literature the study of Second Language Acquisition (SLA) takes the perspective of focusing on the learner rather than the learning environment. Considering the learner and the language acquisition processes provides information on what learners normally do, or do not do, and what can and cannot be taught. Having acquired some knowledge of SLA through the class, it is apparent that it is best if teachers have some understand of the processes associated with SLA. In view of this a range of theories and perspectives is considered below.

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