In this fascinating episode of This Korean Life, we sit down with Ting Hu, a doctoral researcher in Applied Linguistics whose work is helping reshape the conversation around multilingualism, identity, and inclusive education. Having lived, studied, and conducted research across different countries, Ting brings a unique global perspective on what it means to belong in an increasingly interconnected world. 🌍

Our conversation explores her personal journey into academia, the experiences that inspired her research, and the powerful role language plays in shaping who we are. We discuss the challenges faced by multilingual and multicultural students, why schools must evolve to better support diverse learners, and how educators can create environments where every student feels seen, valued, and included. 🏫💬

We also dive into her recent presentation on reshaping schools for inclusive education, examining how education systems can move beyond simply accepting diversity to truly embracing it. Along the way, we explore life abroad, cultural identity, language acquisition, and the future of education

Whether you're an educator, parent, student, language learner, or simply someone fascinated by the intersection of culture, identity, and education, this episode offers thoughtful insights and inspiring ideas about the future of learning.

🎧 Join us for an engaging conversation with Ting Hu as we explore how language, culture, and education can help build a more inclusive world—one classroom at a time.

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