Message from victoriachan

[Anonymous]

I thoroughly enjoyed the trip to the Korean Cultural Center because of its interactive displays. It was interesting to learn about the Korean alphabet and how easy someone can learn to speak it but not know what it means without intense study. After hearing our tour guide talk about how it was created based off Chinese characters but was meant to be simpler made sense I took Chinese school as a child, and I still can’t read very much. To require someone who speaks a different language to adopt such a hard language system is unrealistic.

I wonder if I can leverage this knowledge for the English language learners in my class because they struggle understanding English and speak Spanish. At least in their case, there is a common alphabet, but it still is difficult, especially in a chemistry class.