Kim Rina

Kim Rina graduated from Seoul National University, and received her Master’s and Ph.D. in math education from Seoul National University and Boston College in the United States, respectively. She participated in research on math education of children in the U.S., and has done comparative research on math education of children in South Korea and the United States. She holds concurrent positions as a teacher at Seoul Mogun Elementary and as a professor at Seoul National University.
 
Kim Rina has been involved in the writing of several math textbooks. She has written Divisors and Multipliers,Estimating, History of Math for Teenagers, Everyone Can Do Math, and much more. In the United States, she has published two works, Reading, Writing, and Discussing at the Graduate Level and Mathematics Teaching and Learning, the latter of which was published in South Korea under the title So How Do You Teach Elementary Students Math?