For those with an interest in English Education, this analysis is something you should take to heart. It's all been said before, but it's still relevant.
Bonus: What errors of thinking does the article address?
is it over generalization, because he is writing his article under the premise that all Korean people prefer (white) Native teachers to that of great teachers from other countries? He is also making assumptions that every korean only stops learning english once they pass their English proficiency test, as though it is a driver's license. this is reall selective perception, because there are more people in Korea who uses English in their everyday lives at school, work, and do not emit English completely from their lives.
is it over generalization, because he is writing his article under the premise that all Korean people prefer (white) Native teachers to that of great teachers from other countries? He is also making assumptions that every korean only stops learning english once they pass their English proficiency test, as though it is a driver's license. this is reall selective perception, because there are more people in Korea who uses English in their everyday lives at school, work, and do not emit English completely from their lives.
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