Exploring the Inquiry Tendencies of 'Sentence' Units Using Romey Analysis Method — Focusing on the Textbook 〈Language and Media〉
Kim Beomjin Choi Sunhee
Seoul National University, Department of Korean Language Education, Ph.D. Student Seoul National University, Department of Korean Language Education, Postdoctoral Researcher, BK21
Korean Language Education Research Vol. 56 No. 2 pp.31-67 (2021)
Abstract
Kim Beomjin · Choi Sunhee This article aims to quantitatively analyze and compare the “inquiry tendencies” of “sentence” units in “Language and Media.” In doing so, it is based on the premise that grammar textbooks should realize a grammar inquiry to establish solid statuses as major educational philosophy perspectives and grammar education contents. Accordingly, Chapter II quantitatively investigates the inquiring tendencies of grammar textbooks by observing studies that examined textbooks, focusing on the grammar inquiry conducted hitherto. Chapter III discusses the applicability of the Romey analysis method and the appropriateness of the analysis criteria to measure and interpret the inquiry tendencies of science textbooks. Further, it specifies analysis scopes and methods. Chapter IV presents the Romey index analysis results of the “sentence” units by category and discusses characteristic aspects. The discussions of this article have significance as they display the inquiring tendencies of grammar textbooks through objective indexes, unlike existing qualitative analysis studies.
Keywords
Grammar EducationGrammar InquiryTextbookSentence UnitRomey Analysis
