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Decoding “Good Language Teacher” (GLT) Identity of Native-English Speakers in South Korea

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Mun Woo Lee & Sung Yeon Kim. (2021) “I may sound like a native speaker…but I’m not”: identities of Korean English teachers with border-crossing experience. Asia-Pacific Journal of Teacher Education 49:2, pages 216-229.
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