The 6th All India Korean Language Educators’ Workshop, 2012 held in India. Unfortunately, I could'nt participate in the Workshop as I am in Korea but it was a great opportunity to get an idea of the current status of Korean Language Learning and its development in India. It was a valuable opportunity to listen some of the distinguished scholars from Korea at the same time. Here are the details of the schedule of the Workshop. I wish all the best for the upcoming Academic activities related to Korean language and Korean Studies in future. This kind of academic moves are immensley significant in a highly populated Country like India where the Korean language learners are increasing at a rapid speed. As the demand of the Korean language and Korean Studies are increasing in India, there is a necessity of more Korean Language Centres in the other parts of the Country especially in rural areas where Korea is not well known among the masses.
2012년 전인도 제 6회 한국어 교육자 워크숍
The 6th All India Korean Language Educators’ Workshop, 2012
주제 : 인도학습자를 위한 한국어 문법 교육 방법론
Teaching Methodology of Korean Grammar Education for Indian Learners
2012년 2월 16, 17 일(2일간)
India International Center (New Delhi)
Programme
First Day (February 16, 2012)
Registration (9:00 am)
Inaugural Session (9:30 am-11:00 am)
Welcome Speech Dr. Vyjanti Raghavan
Co –president, AKLEI [a distinguished Scholar from India well known for her excellent skills in Teaching Korea language and Culture.]
Introductory Speech Prof. Kim Do-young
President, AKLEI
Congratulatory Speech Mr. Kang Hee-yoon
Minister, Embassy of the Republic of Korea
Key Note Address Prof. Min Hyun-sik
President, International Network for Korean Language and Culture
Tea (11:00 am-11:15 am)
Special Lecture (11:15 am-12:30 pm) Prof. Yoon Yeo-tak
Seoul National University
(Lunch (12:30 pm- 1:30 pm)
Special Lecture (1:30 pm -2:30 pm) Prof. Min Hyun-sik
Seoul National University
Tea (2:30 pm-2:45 pm)
First Session (2:45 pm -4:00 pm) Curricular/Course Contents
Chairperson Dr.Ravikesh
Jawaharlal Nehru University
Presenters
Kim Do-young (visiting professor): “A Study on Specifying Korean Grammar Contents Apposite to the Level of Indian Learners”
Salna Sunny (Assistant Professor): Grammar Course at EFLU
Pramod (Lecturer): Grammar Courses of Maghada University
Kim Young-soon (Coordinator & In-charge of Sejong School): Designing Korean Grammar Curricular for Korean Basic Courses of Sejong School
A.Romita Devi (Assistant Professor): Grammar Courses of Manipur UniversitySecond Session (4:00 pm -5:30 pm) Text
Chairperson Dr. Neerja Samajdar Jawaharlal Nehru University
Presenters
Lee Hyun-kyung(Lecturer, JNU), “Analysis of Grammatical Errors of Students at JNU Korean Center”
Park Min-jae (Lecturer, Daulat Ram College, DU): “Analysis of Korean Grammar Books -Analysis of the Contents of Each Level”
P.N. Ajita (Lecturer,DU) “Teaching Passive & Causative Verbs Using ‘International Korean Grammar’”
Second Day (February 17, 2012)
Special Lecture (10:00 am-11:00 am) Why do we need a "THEORY" in comparative teaching of Korean Grammar? -- Case & Preposition, Auxiliary Verbs, and Argument Structure & Verb Category Prof. Kim Jae-min
Jawaharlal Nehru University
Tea (11:00 am-11:15 am)
Third Session (11:15 am-12:30pm) Methodology
Chairperson Dr. Kim Young soon Korean Cultural Center
Presenters
Vyjanti Raghavan (Associate. Professor): "Methodology of Teaching Grammar to Korean Language Learners in India"
Priti Singh (Lecturer, DCAC) “Techniques to Grammar Learning”
Lee Myeong-e (Guest Lecturer, JNU): Teaching of Korean Sentence Structure through Word for Word: Translation and Its Criticism
Ravikesh Mishra (Asst. Professor, JNU): Teaching Korean Grammar through Literary texts
(Lunch (12:30 pm- 1:30 pm)
Fourth Session (1:30 pm -3:00pm) Contents 1
Chairperson Dr. Vyjanti Raghavan
Jawaharlal Nehru University
Presenters
Hema(Lecturer) - "Comparative Study of Korean and Hindi Pronoun "
Paresh Kumar (Lecturer) “Comparative Analysis of Passive and Causative Verbs between Korean & Hindi”
H. Roopa (Lecturer, Daulat Ram College) “Analysis of the Tense between Hindi & Korean language”
Tea (3:00 pm-3:15 pm)
Fifth Session (3:15 am-4:15 pm) Contents 2
Chairperson Prof. Kim Do-young
University of Delhi
Presenters
Neerja Samajdar (Asst. Professor): “Role of Grammar in Teaching Korean Language”
Mukesh Kumar Jaiswal (Lecturer, J.N.U): “Teaching Korean 2nd Person Pronoun to Indian Learners”
Shashi Mishra (Ph.D scholar): Grammar Education in Korean Language classroom: An Assessment of Multilingual Students’ Expectation and Reality in India.
Sohn Young-heon (Chungbuk National University): A Study on Word Frequency of TOPIK since 2006 -focused on beginner & intermediate level-
Vote of Thanks (4:15 pm) Dr. Ravikesh
Jawaharlal Nehru University
Special Lectures
University of Delhi (Delhi)
1. Prof. Kim Do-young (visiting professor): “A Study on Specifying Korean Grammar Contents Apposite to the Level of Indian Learners”
2. Mr. Paresh Kumar (Lecturer) “Comparative Analysis of Passive and Causative Verbs between Korean & Hindi”
3.Mr. P.N. Ajita (Lecturer) “ Uses of Passive & Causative Verbs”
4.Ms. Hema(Lecturer) - " Comparative Study of Korean and Hindi Pronoun "
5.Ms. Priti Singh(Lecturer,DCAC) - “ Techniques to Grammar Learning”
6.Ms. H. Roopa (Lecturer,Daulat Ram College) “Analysis of the Tense between Hindi & Korean Language”
7. Mr. Park Min-jae (Lecturer,Daulat Ram College) : “Analysis of Korean Grammar Books -Analysis of the Contents of Each Level”
Jawaharlal Nehru University (New Delhi)
1. Dr. Vyjanti Raghavan (Associate. Professor): "Methodology of Teaching Grammar to Korean Language Learners in India"
2. Dr. Ravikesh Mishra (Asst. Professor): Teaching Korean Grammar through Literary texts
3. Dr. Neerja Singh(Asst. Professor): " Role of Grammar in Teaching Korean Language "
4. Ms. Lee Hyun-kyung(Guest Lecturer, JNU):, “Analysis of Grammatical Errors of Students at JNU Korean Center”
5. Ms. Lee Myeong-e (Guest Lecturer,JNU) : Teaching of Korean Sentence Structure through Word for Word : Translation and Its Criticism
6. Mr. Mukesh Kumar Jaiswal (Lecturer, J.N.U): : “Teaching Korean 2nd Person Pronoun to Indian Learners”
Ms. Salna Sunny (Assistant Professor): Grammar Course at EFLU
Maghada University
Mr. Pramod (Lecturer): Grammar courses of Maghada University
Manipur University
Dr. A.Romita Devi (Assistant Professor): Grammar courses of Manipur University
Korean Cultural Center
Dr. Kim Young-soon (Coordinator & In-charge of Sejong School): Development of Korean Grammar Education for Korean Basic Courses of Sejong School
Chungbuk National University
Mr. Sohn Young-heon (Lecturer): A Study on Word Frequency of TOPIK since 2006 -focused on beginner & intermediate level-
Seoul National University
Mr. Shashi Mishra (Ph.D scholar): Grammar Education in Korean Language classroom: An Assessment of Multilingual Students’ Expectation and Reality in India.
Mr. Shashi Mishra (Ph.D scholar): Grammar Education in Korean Language classroom: An Assessment of Multilingual Students’ Expectation and Reality in India.
Organizing Committee
Prof. Kim Do-young, President
Dr. Vyjanti Raghavan , Co-president
Dr. Ravikesh, General Secretary
Dr. Kim Young-soon, Treasurer Posted by:
Sanjay Kumar
2009 KGSP Scholar from India,
Honorary Ambassador, Kangwon Province.
Kangwon National University,Chuncheon, Korea
