A common theme in all my classes that I am taking (aside from TESOL) is that I need a thesis. While I am not married to any of my ideas, they all seem to be general/broad ideas. My current frontrunner is studying Bi-Lingual Koreans and examining how this affects their lives- professionally, socially, etc. This could be done by way of an ethnography, phenomenological study or even a case study.
I feel it is an interesting since being proficient in both languages is a goal of most Koreans, but what happens once that goal is achieved? What does it lead to? Is there a significant change? If so, what is it?
It's a broad topic and will need to be refined and focused to get a clearer goal. But a least I have a starting point.
I feel it is an interesting since being proficient in both languages is a goal of most Koreans, but what happens once that goal is achieved? What does it lead to? Is there a significant change? If so, what is it?
It's a broad topic and will need to be refined and focused to get a clearer goal. But a least I have a starting point.
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