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    Disruptive Repetition in English
    Disruptive Repetition in English
    Disruptive Repetition in English
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    Disruptive Repetition in English

    By Wonki Lee

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    This book may be dangerous for those who teach English, theorize language development, and provide education in general, etc. His intention of the book is not to insult anyone or hurt someones reputation, but is to restore the pure purpose of English education from the state of its corruption by helping the readers to see how the system of English education operates and why. In the meantime, the author sincerely desires to help the readers to find their own home in their life journey as well as in becoming a master of English.

    He is currently pursuing his university degree at Brigham Young University - Hawaii. He was born and raised in South Korea and he is very dedicated to help as many as learners of the language see what the actual reality is in the education
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateSep 4, 2015
    ISBN9781514404232
    Disruptive Repetition in English
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    Wonki Lee

    Despite the negative perspectives of his friends on the decision that he’d made, Wonki Lee started his journey to marriage life early when he was twenty one years old and is now a father of two charming children after four years of his marriage. His journey to acquiring the English language, however, has been about two decades. In the midst of his journey to mastering English, he has experienced a deep frustration that many of his fellow learners of the language experience on a day to day basis. He tells himself that he has walked a solitary journey. His English teachers publicly made fun of his various attempts in trying something new in the language. His friends told him that there is no future in what he was doing for the language. But, he insisted to keep walking in the path because he didn’t know any other way. After years of quiet pondering and seeking moments, he found it. He found the small peace, which he desperately wanted.

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      Book preview

      Disruptive Repetition in English - Wonki Lee

      Copyright © 2015 by Wonki Lee.

      Library of Congress Control Number:   2015914418

      ISBN:   Hardcover   978-1-5144-0425-6

         Softcover   978-1-5144-0424-9

         eBook   978-1-5144-0423-2

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright owner.

      Any people depicted in stock imagery provided by Thinkstock are models, and such images are being used for illustrative purposes only.

      Certain stock imagery © Thinkstock.

      Rev. date: 09/21/2015

      Xlibris

      1-888-795-4274

      www.Xlibris.com

      721863

      CONTENTS

      Part 1: Prologue

      With Me

      Part 2: The First Step

      The Letter

      The Language

      Part 3: The Door

      The Journey

      Part 4: The Key

      The Input

      The Output

      The Moment

      Part 5: The Home

      The Peace

      Part 6: Epilogue

      With You

      Acknowledgement

      To my dear Mom and Dad

      For their faith in me

      I walk the same path that you walk

      You do not know me yet, but I know you

      You are all my brothers and sisters

      You are about to see the same thing that I see

      And you are about to feel the same thing that I feel

      Thus, you and I are to become united

      Through this dear letter to you

      -Wonki Lee

      Based on his personal experiences and self-reflection, Wonki Lee has provided a wonderful set of ideas and insights for those seeking to learn English as a second language. In a friendly and helpful style, he has laid out a set of guidelines for how one becomes a self-directed and independent learner of English, taking personal responsibility both for what is learned and how it is learned. He includes his own observations on experiencing teachers of English as trainers and helpful assistants, rather than tour guides or experts. Based on firsthand experiences over many years of study, Wonki Lee shows the reader how and why they need to take responsibility for their own learning and what that means regarding their approach to English. This book should help all learners of English become more thoughtful regarding their motivation, approach and goals in learning English.

      Steven C. Wheelwright, PhD

      Harvard Business School

      Edsel Bryant Ford Professor, Emeritus

      In my reading of Wonki Lee’s manuscript Disruptive Repetition in English I was intrigued with his hypothesis of English language learning and the factors that apply to mastering one of the world’s most difficult languages. I spend much of my free time working with young missionaries who are in the process of learning an equally difficult language, Korean. It has become abundantly clear that the process for rapid learning and retention is very much influenced by the factors that Wonki Lee enumerates. Namely, Constant repetition based on the principle that output is a function of input. In other words, it requires determined effort and cannot be approached casually. It requires focused attention that blocks out distractions by creating an environment where learning the language is the paramount objective. It also requires patience and belief in oneself that this too can be accomplished. There are simple and basic learning principles described in Wonki Lee’s writings, if applied, can be of great worth to those looking to master the English language.

      Alan G. Perriton

      President

      VIA Motors International & Instructor

      at the Missionary Training Center, Provo, Utah

      PART 1

      Prologue

      WITH ME

      "The greatest danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high

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