
I'm a Korean language teacher with the Jeollanam-do Provincial Office of Education in South Korea. I currently teach at Jeollanam Future International High School, where I research Korean language instruction in multilingual environments. My work sits at the intersection of classroom practice, educational technology, and teacher wellbeing.
Since 2019, I've taught Korean literature and language in public high schools. In parallel, I design and ship EdTech tools — web apps and coaching chatbots — aimed at reducing the administrative burden on teachers so they can return their attention to what matters: students. Out of my current research came jnmt.kr, a translation-driven platform built to bridge language barriers between multilingual students, teachers, and parents in Korean classrooms.
I also serve as Tech Lead at Seeds of Empowerment, a global education NGO founded by Stanford GSE professor Paul Kim. I've contributed to the development of 1001stories.seedofempowerment.org, a global children's storytelling learning platform, and SMILE (Stanford Mobile Inquiry-based Learning Environment) — smilealways.seedsofempowerment.org, a mobile platform where students drive their own learning by generating and answering each other's questions.
I'm invited regularly as a lecturer at national-level teacher training institutes (KERIS, provincial offices of education) on topics including AI-assisted assessment, generative AI in language classrooms, and digital pedagogy. I also publish research, books, and video lectures to share practical frameworks with other educators.
If you're interested in teacher wellbeing, AI integration in K-12, multilingual Korean classrooms, or cross-border EdTech collaboration, I'd love to hear from you.
Conference talks, research partnerships, teacher exchange programs, EdTech licensing, guest lectures — let's talk.
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