Tenth Annual AATK Conference and Professional Development Workshop
Thursday, August 11th – Saturday, August 13th 2005

Professional Development Workshop
August 11, Thursday: Workshop Day 1
8:00-8:30 Registration Opens at 8:00
8:30-9:00 Opening Ceremony
9:00-10:00 Keynote Speaker:
The Bumpy Road to Second Language Proficiency
Ray Clifford, Brigham Young University
10:00-10:15 Break
10:15-11:45 Workshop 1:
How to Teach Listening More Effectively with Skills Integration and Plus
Sahie Kang, Defense Language Institute
11:45-12:45 Lunch
12:45-2:15 Workshop 2:
Developing Korean Oral Proficiency in Non-Heritage Classes
Young-mee Yu Cho, Rutgers University
2:15-2:30 Break
2:15-2:30 Workshop 3:
Enhancing Language Learning and Cultural Awareness through Korean Dramas
Jean Sook Ryu &, Ilsun Oh, Defense Language Institute
4:00-4:15 Break
4:15-5:45 Panel Discussion Session:
Multiple Ways of Promoting High Level of Korean Proficiency in the Era of the Year of Languages
Hyekyung Sung, Jong Oh Eun, Eunah Seo, Sun Young Park & Eun Sook Park, Defense Language Institute
August 12, Friday, AM: Workshop Day 2
8:30-10:00 Workshop 4:
Test Development and Evaluation
Sungdai Cho, SUNY at Binghamton & Insook Chung, Educational Testing Service
10:00-10:15 Break
10:15-11:45 Workshop 5:
Integrating Authentic Materials into the Classroom
Sungup Moon, Hojin Kang & Dukhyun Cho, Defense Language Institute
11:45-12:45 Lunch


Annual Conference:
“The Year of Languages and AATK;
Aiming Towards High-Level Competence”
August 12, Friday, PM: Conference Day 1
12:45 –2:15 Reflections upon 10 Years of AATK History
(A Panel of Former & Current Presidents of AATK)

Ho-min Sohn, University of Hawaii (1st President, 1994-1997)
Yoo-Sang Rhee, Defense Language Institute (2nd President: 1997-2000)
Joe Jungno Ree, Florida State University (3rd President: 2000-2003)
Hye-Sook Wang, Brown University (4th President: 2003-2006)
2:15-2:30 Break
  Session 1A: Program and
Curriculum Evaluations
Session 1B: Issues in Pragmatics
2:30-3:00 Issues of Validity of SAT Subject Test: Korean with Listening

Saekyun Lee, Defense Language Institute & Hyunjoo Han, Monterey Institute of International Studies
The Effect of L2 Korean Proficiency on the Development of the Speech Act of Requests

Sangkyung Han, University of Pennsylvania
3:00-3:30 Intermediate/Advanced Course Design: Pedagogical Approaches and Practical Issues

Jee-in Kim & Kwang Cho, Defense Language Institute
Teaching How to Refuse in Korean: Pedagogical Implications in KFL Classroom Settlings

Andrew Byon, University at Albany, SUNY
3:30-4:00 Voices from Korean Community Schools in Ohio: A "Parents' Needs" Analysis

Eun-Jo Lee & Eun Joo Kim, Ohio State University
Interlanguage Features of Korean Language Learners in the Communicative Act of Complaining

Hyunok Ahn, Boonjoo Park, University of Arizona & Sunae Lee, UC at Santa Babara
4:00-4:15 Break
  Session 2A: Issues of
Vocabulary Teaching
Session 2B: Issues of Pronunciation
and Intonation
4:15-4:45 Learning Vocabulary with Multimedia Software

Jeongah Lee, Defense Language Institute
Perception and Production of Korean /l/ by L2 Learners: Implications for Teaching High-level Pronunciation

Min Sook Kim, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
4:45-5:15 Vocabulary Teaching and Learning the Korean Language: Strategies and Activities

Seonkyung Jeon, University of Southern California
Intonation Acquisition by Korean Learners and Its Application to Language Assessment and Teaching

Hee-Sun Kim, Stanford University & Hyuck-Joon Lee, UCLA
5:15-5:45 Expanding Vocabulary with Various Kinds of Puzzles in the Intermediate Level Korean Classrooms

Eun-Hee Koo, Intercultural Institute of California
The Perception of Foreign Accent in Spoken Korean by Prosody: Comparison of Heritage and Non-heritage Speakers

Eurie Shin, UC Berkeley
August 13, Saturday: Conference Day 2
  Session 3A: Grammar Instruction Session 3B: Interaction and Language Learning
8:30-9:00 Teaching Korean Tenses to Nonnative Speakers: Challenges & Possibilities

Gyseon Bae, Defense Language Institute
How Can Language Teachers Elicit More Oral Responses from Students?

Jungmi Kim, Temple University
9:00-9:30 The Clarification of the Distinction between–(e)se and –(u)nikka in Korean

Goanpyo Hong, University of Southern California
Standard-based Writing Instruction in KFL Classrooms

Kyoungrok Ko, Ohio State University
9:30-9:45 Break
9:45-10:15 The Veridical /Nonveridical Constraint on Korean Focus Particles: -to and –(i)rato

Jung-Hyuck Lee, University of Chicago
Developing Reading Comprehension in Korean Language Learning

Jihyun Park, University of Southern California
10:15-10:45 Teaching Grammar Using Authentic Materials

Jong Oh Eun, Defense Language Institute
Corrective Feedback in Korean Language Teaching

Mihyon Jeon & Insook Kang, University of Pennsylvania
10:45-11:00 Break
  Session 4A: Issues of Heritage/Non-heritage Language Learning Session 4B: Incorporating Culture in Language Instruction
11:00-11:30 Case Study: Literacy Assessment on a Korean Heritage Language Learner

Jinjoo Kwak, University of Southern California
Translating Chun-hyang Chon and Korea's Cultural Identity

Jung Ho Yoon, Defense Language Institute
11:30-12:00 Korean-speaking Parents' and English-speaking Children's Different Dreams

Yunjoo Park, Indiana University
Learning of Honorific Expressions and Development of Sociocultural Competence in College Language Learners of Korean

Ihnhee Lee, Temple University
12:00-1:30 Lunch
1:30-2:00 A Non-Heritage Korean Learner's Journey

Hohsung Choe, Indiana University
Construction of Culture and Language in a Content-based Language Class

Hae-Young Kim, Duke University
2:00-2:30 Learner Variables in Mixed Language Classes

Sungdai Cho, SUNY Binghamto
Cultural Influence on Speech Errors Made by Korean-English Bilinguals

Myoyoung Kim, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York
2:30-3:00 How to Minimize the Gap among Skills of Korean Heritage Learners?

Dong-Eun Lee & Mikyung Chang, Korea University
Increasing Awareness of Lexical Phrases in Teaching Korean as a Foreign Language

Haeseon Chung & Dohee Koo, Defense Language Institute
3:00-3:15 Break
3:15-4:30 2005 AATK Business Meeting


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