Lesson 1: Values ​​to Consider in Korean Language Education
1.
Pay attention to frequency of use
1) Example of mother-child education
2) Education that adapts to the changing times
2.
Separate expression and understanding
1) Examples of proverbs
2) Examples of onomatopoeia and mimetic words
3) Examples of training based on function
3.
Naturalness is important along with normativity.
1) Problems with notation and pronunciation
2) Korean expression errors
4.
The rules need to be simplified
1) Examples of honorifics
2) Pronunciation examples
5.
Cultural education should present aspects related to language education.
6.
finish
1) Be interested in Korean
2) Let's convey the values ​​contained in the Korean language.

Lesson 2: How to introduce Korean?
1.
Korean, the world's 13th most spoken language
1) Are you an overseas Korean or an overseas Korean?
2) Overseas Koreans are our strength.
2.
korean
1) Consonants
2) Vowels
3) Phonology
3.
Korean and vocabulary

Lesson 3: Korean Vocabulary and Korean Thought Education
1.
In our language, there is us
2.
How to View Korean 1: The Relationship Between Nouns and Verbs
1) Body
2) Color
3.
How to See Korean 2: Vowel Replacement and Vocabulary Formation
1) Vowel replacement in vocabulary referring to people
2) Vowel replacement according to people and objects
4.
Korean words that give enlightenment
1) The Korean word 'jal' that gives enlightenment
2) To Koreans, 'love' means 'think'
3) What do you mean by bad?
4) The difference between caring and watching

Lesson 4: Korean Vocabulary and Culture
1.
Korean language and 'habit' culture
2.
Korean language and 'spoon' culture
3.
Korean language and 'Ondol' culture
4.
Korean language and 'fun' culture
5.
Various expressions representing Korean culture
1) Polite and young
2) Koreans' favorite word 1: cool
3) Koreans' favorite vocabulary 2: savory
6.
Value education through Chinese characters
1) Sympathy
2) Virtue
3) Cold heart
7.
At the end of the lecture

This book is a collection of lectures the author gave on Korean language culture education.
This book contains a variety of interesting stories shared with teachers who teach Korean language and culture.


As the world becomes more integrated and opportunities to introduce our culture to foreigners increase, the question of "How can we promote Korean culture?" is not limited to Korean language teachers.
"Korean Language and Culture Education Lectures" introduces our language and culture, which have been difficult to discuss in the past, in a way that readers can easily understand, encompassing both language education and cultural education.


There is no need to associate this book with a stiff, specialized textbook, as it is a compilation of lectures on cultural education.
The author has written this book in a fun, colloquial style so that everyone can learn about Korean culture in a comfortable and enjoyable way.
Readers will be able to approach this book with ease, as if they were listening to an actual lecture from the author.