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How many NSETs are in Korea?
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PostPosted: Mon Apr 18, 2011 6:42 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

cj1976 wrote:
I'm not a self-hating NSET or anything like that. I'm writing a methodology paper, and I was just going to mention the co-teaching program briefly, and maybe try to analyze it's potential strengths and weaknesses. The stats are just a backdrop to provide some context. I can still write the paper without them, but I thought they would be worth a mention.


Fair enough. I'm not sure any of us are going to have official numbers. You'd probably have to check out separate sources depending on the type of school. Like, check the office of education sites or the SMOE, GEPIK, and EPIK sites for the public schools. I'm not sure where you'd get numbers for hagwons.

Why not ask your Korean co-workers?
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