A Study on the Development of a Co-Teaching Training Program Model for Elementary School English Teachers.

The purpose of this study is to develop a model for a co-teaching training program aimed at enhancing Korean elementary school English teachers' communicative competence and instructional expertise. The program seeks to maximize teachers’ ability to collaborate and communicate with native English-speaking teachers through the cultivation of co-teaching skills. To better understand the needs of teachers, an online survey was conducted with participants in a co-teaching training program, and the results were analyzed.<br/> The findings indicate that the development of an effective co-teaching training program would enhance Korean elementary English teachers’ English proficiency and their instructional expertise in English classes co-taught with native English-speaking teachers. Moreover, if the co-teaching training model is appropriately developed and efficiently implemented alongside a teacher training program focused on classroom English proficiency, it would help foster Korean English teachers as professionals equipped with both English literacy and effective instructional capabilities.

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The New Studies of English Language & Literature
Published
2025-08-31
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https://doi.org/10.21087/nsell.2025.08.91.71
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Collaborative Teaching and Inclusion
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A Study on the Development of a Co-Teaching Training Program Model for Elementary School English Teachers.

Woo Hyung Kim
The New Studies of English Language & Literature
Collaborative Teaching and Inclusion
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A Study on the Development of a Co-Teaching Training Program Model for Elementary School English Teachers.

Woo Hyung Kim
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Abstract

The purpose of this study is to develop a model for a co-teaching training program aimed at enhancing Korean elementary school English teachers' communicative competence and instructional expertise. The program seeks to maximize teachers’ ability to collaborate and communicate with native English-speaking teachers through the cultivation of co-teaching skills. To better understand the needs of teachers, an online survey was conducted with participants in a co-teaching training program, and the results were analyzed.<br/> The findings indicate that the development of an effective co-teaching training program would enhance Korean elementary English teachers’ English proficiency and their instructional expertise in English classes co-taught with native English-speaking teachers. Moreover, if the co-teaching training model is appropriately developed and efficiently implemented alongside a teacher training program focused on classroom English proficiency, it would help foster Korean English teachers as professionals equipped with both English literacy and effective instructional capabilities.

The New Studies of English Language & LiteratureVol. 91
Openalex Percentile: Top 72%
Collaborative Teaching and Inclusion
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