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Korean History
Education
Kids
Books
- Kang, H. Around the World in Eighty Days: Geography Contest. Livermore, CA: Kang. 1985, revised 1999.
- Kang, H. Phoneme Awareness: Listening Activities to Develop Pre-reading Skills.
Grand Rapids, MI: Fearon Teacher Aids, McGraw-Hill Children’s Publishing, 1997
- Kang, H. Creating an Inclusive Classroom: Helpful Hints for Mainstreamed Kids. Grand Rapids,
MI: Fearon Teacher Aids, McGraw-Hill Children’s Publishing, 1999. Winner of Early Childhood News, 2000 Directors’ Choice Award.
- Kang, H. Helpful Hints for Teaching Math. Grand Rapids, MI: Fearon Teacher Aids, McGraw-Hill Children’s Publishing, 2001
- Kang, H. Under the Black Umbrella: Change by Choice and Coercion in Korea, 1910-1945. Ithaca, NY. Cornell University Press, 2001
- Kang, H. “Black Dragon Princess,” In M.Carus, Ed., Fire and Wings: Dragon Tales from East and West. Cricket Books, 2002
- Kang, Hildi. Family Lineage Records as a Resource for Korean History: A Case Study of Thirty-nine Generations of the Sinch'on Kang Family (720 A.D.-1955). Lewiston, NY: Edwin Mellen Press, 2007.
Articles
- Kang, H. “The Ghosts of AnYang Past,” Lucky Goldstar Bulletin, Seoul, Korea, May 1986.
- Kang, H. “Echoes from the Vineyard,” The Korea Central Daily Newspaper (English Edition), San Francisco, January 24, 1991
- Kang, H. “Tigers in the Tree: Korean Family Lineage Records,” Transactions of the Royal Asiatic Society.
Seoul: Royal Asiatic Society, Korea Branch, 1991, p.9-21
- Kang, H. “the Politics of Ancestors,” Korean Culture. Los Angeles: Korean Cultural Center, Fall 1996.
- Kang. H. “Hidden in Full View: Shamanism in Korea,” Korean Culture. Los Angeles, Korean Cultural Center, Winter 1998
- Kang, H. “Behind the Inner Wall: a diary of a Buddhist temple.”
- Kang, H. “In response to Michael Austin,” Viewpoint Correspondence, Asian Studies Newsletter, Fall 1999, p.11
- Kang, H. “Under the Black Umbrella.” Paper presented at the Fourth Pacific and Asia Conference on Korea. Vancouver,
May 1998. Accepted for inclusion in conference proceedings, 1999. Projected date, 2002.
- Kang, H. "The Great Korean Gender Shift: Confucian Philosophy Becomes Confucian Law," in
IEKAS Online Newsletter, 02-38 (No.275) Dec. 13, 2002, In Our Times Series part 4.
EDUCATION
- Imel, L. and Kang, H. “Critical Thinking in a K-5 Setting,” Thational Leadership. October 1983, p.30-3rust for Educ2
- Kang, H. “Taj Mahal, Where Are You? A World Geography Contest for Grades 3,4 and 5.” The California Geographer, Vol 27, 1987, p.121-124
- Kang, H. “Popcorn for Peer Support,” Intervention in School and Clinic. Austin, Texas. Vol. 28, No.2, November 1992, p.114-118
CHILDREN
- Kang, H. “Bikes and Balance,” Breakaway. Colorado Springs: Focus on the Family, February 1996
- Kang, H. “Black Dragon Princess,” CRICKET. Peru, Illinois. March 1996.
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