Diversity in Turkiye, Cappadocia seminar committee, Editör, seoul , Seoul, ss.198-220, 2022
Frequency
hierarchy and Difficulty hierarchy were examined according to the Comparative
types with the text, test and survey data collected from the students. The
Unified Difficulty Hierarchy, and with it Prator's Difficulty Hierarchies, have
all been found to reflect Student Psychological Difficulty. However, there was
no correlation between Error Frequency and Difficulty. From this, it was
confirmed that the subjects in the course should be applied comprehensively for
effective education rather than using one of the single student Error Frequency
or Difficulty hierarchies in determining the Priority and Weight, rather than
applying them in the curriculum.
Keyword: Korean,
Turkish, Comparative Analysis, Error Analysis, Frequency, Difficulty,
Hierarchy, Correlation