Gwanak-gu, Todak Todak Village School Online Classes

Supporting Online Classes for Educational Content in 5 Villages at 4 Schools from Mid-April... Contributing to the Creation of a Sustainable Village Education Community with School and Village Participation Together

[Asia Economy Reporter Jongil Park] Gwanak-gu (Mayor Park Junhee) has been supporting local schools with village education content in the form of online classes through the ‘Todak Todak Village School’ program since mid-April.

‘Todak Todak Village School’ is a program launched in 2020 as part of the Gwanak Innovation Education District project, aimed at discovering excellent educational resources in the village and linking them to after-school classes both inside and outside of schools.

In response to online school openings due to COVID-19, the district has sequentially conducted online classes for 5 programs at 4 schools starting from April 16.

Village instructors prepared video lesson materials, which were connected with the schools’ online classes using platforms such as EBS, Google Classroom, and Band.

Through this, various village education contents such as unplugged coding to develop computational thinking, consensus building, book making, and Entry programming enjoyed alongside computational thinking became available online.

Additionally, the district plans to select and operate a total of 50 village education contents, including 38 in-school contents matched with 27 schools and 12 out-of-school contents, while also running various training programs to strengthen the capabilities of village instructors, striving to improve the quality of education.

Mayor Park Junhee stated, “We will do our best to discover and utilize diverse human and material educational resources in the village, support the learning and growth of children and youth after school, and create a sustainable village education community where schools and the village participate together.”

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