Eunjeong Choi
University of Texas at Austin
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Applied Physics Letters | 2016
Sun Young Hamh; Sung Heum Park; S. K. Jerng; J. H. Jeon; Su-Kyoung Chun; Se Jong Kahng; K. Yu; Eunjeong Choi; Sung Ki Kim; Suk-Ho Choi; Namrata Bansal; Seongshik Oh; Joonbum Park; Byung Woo Kho; Jun Sung Kim; Joon-myong Lee
We investigate the surface and interface states of Bi2Se3 thin films by using the second-harmonic generation technique. Distinct from the surface of bulk crystals, the film surface and interface show the isotropic azimuth dependence of second-harmonic intensity, which is attributed to the formation of randomly oriented domains on the in-plane. Based on the nonlinear susceptibility deduced from the model fitting, we determine that the surface band bending induced in a space charge region occurs more strongly at the film interface facing the Al2O3 substrate or capping layer compared with the interface facing the air. We demonstrate that distinct behavior of the terahertz electric field emitted from the samples can provide further information about the surface electronic state of Bi2Se3.
Journal of Teacher Education | 2018
Rachel E. Gaines; Eunjeong Choi; Kyle A. Williams; J. Hannah Park; Diane L. Schallert; Lina Matar
We examined how narrative was used in online classroom discussion as preservice bilingual teachers experimented with possible future selves. Considering associations between narrative and identity construction, we explored the complementary roles of stories from personal past experiences and backgrounds, experience as teacher interns, and imagined experiences of possible future selves as four preservice teachers endeavored to understand what it means to be a teacher of bilingual children. Data came from transcripts of nine computer-mediated discussions (CMDs) incorporated as a classroom activity in a theory-into-practice teacher preparation course. Findings suggest that preservice teachers’ diverse trajectories to becoming bilingual and their motivations for becoming teachers as expressed in narratives during CMD have the potential to increase the specificity and diversity of possible selves for all discussion participants. Narratives shared in discussion allow all preservice teachers to borrow from a library of lived experiences to inform their imagined future teaching selves.
Literacy Research: Theory, Method, and Practice | 2016
Kyle M. Williams; Jeongbin Hannah Park; Rachel E. Gaines; Eunjeong Choi; Jeonghyun Lee; Lina I. Mattar; Diane L. Schallert
Current views of literacy have expanded to encompass how individuals in sociocultural systems make meaning as they “read” and “write” their world. From this view, the work of students involved in pursuing deeper understandings as they discuss course concepts is a literacy act. This study focused on the inquiry and questioning moves of graduate students as they participated in nine online classroom discussions about course concepts. A coding scheme adapted from several researchers interested in inquiry and knowledge co-construction was applied to the students’ comments posted in synchronous online discussion. Findings indicated that students used various inquiry moves to engage actively with course ideas, with some moves more popular than others, and with some students using a wider variety of moves than others. Although the most common moves were of those reacting to others’ comments with an interpretation, supporting evidence, or more thoroughly explaining a previously shared idea, threads often developed into more sophisticated inquiry exchanges through “inferences” and “critical evaluations.” Implications are offered for the use of an inquiry lens on the contributions of students involved in online classroom discussion as a way to highlight students’ active, meaningful knowledge construction.
International Journal of Bilingual Education and Bilingualism | 2014
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Hornberger, N. H. 2009. “Multilingual Education: Policy and Practice: Ten Certainties (grounded in Indigenous experience).” Language Teaching 42 (2): 197–211. doi:10.1017/S0261444808 005491. Ouane, A. 2009. “My Journey to and through a Multilingual Landscape.” In Multilingualism: An African Advantage, edited by K. Kwaa Prah and B. Brock-Utne, 53–61. Cape Town: Centre for Advanced Studies of African Society. Wenger, E. 1998. Communities of Practice: Learning, Meaning, and Identity. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Teaching and Teacher Education | 2016
Eunjeong Choi; Rachel E. Gaines; Jeong-bin H. Park; Kyle M. Williams; Diane L. Schallert; Li-Tang Yu; Jeonghyun Lee
System | 2016
Eunjeong Choi; Juhee Lee
Computers in Human Behavior | 2016
Li-Tang Yu; Diane L. Schallert; Jeongbin Hannah Park; Kyle M. Williams; Eunjin Seo; Anke J.Z. Sanders; Zachary H. Williamson; Eunjeong Choi; Rachel E. Gaines; Marissa C. Knox
Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages | 2015
Eunjeong Choi; Min Jung Jee; Jungmin Go; Diane L. Schallert
TESOL Journal | 2014
Eunjeong Choi
1997 한국고분자학회 춘계학술발표회 | 1997
Eunjeong Choi; Jung-Ki Park