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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Early Study Abroad"”.
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Privilege and Vulnerability: Early Study Abroad Experiences and Policy Enactment in a Superdiverse Secondary School
… dissertation explores the lived experience of Early Study Abroad (fee-paying international) students in a publicly funded Ontario secondary school. I situate my research in the broader context of international education, particularly the recruitment and hosting of students from abroad. The …
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Korean diaspora in the age of globalization: early study abroad (ESA) college students in the Midwest
This study examines the unique experiences of international Korean college students in the Midwest who have gone through the early study abroad (ESA) period in the US during their formative secondary school education and the influence of the experiences into their college lives in the mega campus. …
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Exploring Korean Early Study Abroad Students' Perceptions on Their Experiences During Their Adaptation Period in the United States
… age and younger) leaving Korea for overseas study to rise steadily in recent years. This phenomenon of young Korean students studying overseas is termed jogi yuhak, which can be directly translated as Early Study Abroad (ESA). The phenomenon of ESA has stirred both interests and concerns to …
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The relationship between community and family factors and expatriate adjustment
The purpose of this study was to explore to what extent the community and family factors such as spousal adjustment and children’s education are related to the international adjustment of expatriates, and to examine to what extent the demographic factors of expatriates are associated with these …
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English in the era of globalization: The conceptualization of English in Korean students in American higher education
Rhetoric is the study of the power of language. In the age of globalization, English has become a global language and its dominant status has become even stronger. In South Korea, globalization is the critical catalyst for the spreading of English. The purpose of this study is to identify the …
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Fragile civility: an evangelical American school meets Korean educational sojourners in neoliberal time
This study is situated in the burgeoning body of scholarship on South Korea’s “Early Study Abroad” (ESA) movement and English hegemony and bilingual education, and in the larger narrative of global educational migration, especially the integration of international students into U.S. schools. It …
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English—only when necessary: literacy practices of Korean undergraduate students at a 'global' university
… students in U.S. higher education in the early 1990s, English language literacy has been a central focus to literacy teachers. Despite the plethora of studies concerning students' second language proficiency, primarily aiming to enhance assimilation and acculturation into the U.S. academic …