Hampyeong Office of Education Conducts 'Parent Restorative Life Education Training'
Hampyeong Office of Education Conducted 'Restorative Life Education Training Course for Parents' (Photo by Hampyeong Office of Education)
View original image[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Jun-kyung] Hampyeong Office of Education held a 'Parent Restorative Life Education Course Training' for 22 parents and local residents at Hampyeong Middle School for five days from the 3rd to the 7th.
This training was an execution-centered course aimed at building a restorative system among home, village, and school, conducted for a total of 20 hours.
The training was led by Park In-sook, director of Dauri Happiness Research Institute, and Han Young-su, teacher at Nasan Practical Arts Middle School, who worked as a team to deliver four hours of daily lectures focused on practice, covering ▲Understanding Restorative Life Education ▲Creating Promises of Respect and Cultivating Peace Sensitivity ▲Building Peaceful Families ▲Understanding and Practicing Restorative Dialogue ▲Just Resolution and Conflict Intervention ▲Reconciliation Mediation Process ▲Designing and Feedback of Restorative Life Education, among various topics.
A parent from Hampyeong Elementary School who participated in the training said, “Restorative life education was essential for me and all communities I belong to, as its core is relationship restoration and growth,” and added, “I will strive to continuously practice what I learned during the five days of training in my daily life to create a peaceful family.”
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Superintendent Park Young-sook said, “Restorative life education, which is a process of building relationships between parents and children, teachers and students, is education needed in our society today where school violence has become a social issue,” and emphasized, “For children to stand upright, the home and village, which are the living environments of children, must become restorative village education communities.”
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