Park Jong-hoon, Superintendent of Gyeongnam Education, Pledges to Complete 'Gyeongnam-style Future Education' on the 2nd Anniversary of the 7th Elected Term

Focus on Projects Such as Future Education Theme Park and Future-Oriented Teaching and Learning Support System

On the 29th, Park Jong-hoon, Superintendent of Education for Gyeongnam Province, declared at a press conference held in the conference room to mark the 2nd anniversary of the 7th elected term that he would officially launch the 'Gyeongnam-style Future Education' through the creation of a Future Education Theme Park and the establishment of a teaching and learning system.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Hwang Choi Hyun-joo] Park Jong-hoon, Superintendent of Gyeongnam Office of Education, declared at a press conference held in the conference room on the 29th to officially launch the 'Gyeongnam-type Future Education' through the creation of a Future Education Theme Park and the establishment of a teaching and learning system.

At the conference, Superintendent Park presented the blueprint for the 'Future Education Theme Park' and promised a century-long plan for Gyeongnam education by launching the 'Future Teaching and Learning Support System,' which will bring a revolutionary change to classes and learning, in September.

Superintendent Park explained the major achievements of Gyeongnam education by dividing them into three categories: classroom instruction, school culture, and changes in the educational ecosystem.

First, he reflected that by introducing learner-centered classes and process-centered evaluations, these were firmly established in school sites, and the activation of professional learning communities brought changes to classroom instruction.

He also said efforts were made to create a school culture where students are respected through the promotion of the enactment of the Student Human Rights Ordinance and the opening of the Education Human Rights Management Center.

Superintendent Park presented the blueprint for the 'Future Education Theme Park,' which will consist of three buildings: the 'Empathy Bowl,' the 'Thinking Bowl,' and the 'Experience Bowl,' and said it is scheduled to begin pilot operation in September.

The theme park has progressed to a 95% land acquisition rate, so there are no issues with its establishment, and it was emphasized that programs necessary for classes can be easily used as it is provided in the form of cloud services with technology provided by Naver.

Superintendent Park said, “Education that connects children’s learning and future is future education, and dreams dreamed together become reality,” adding, “This year marks the 2nd anniversary of my inauguration, and including my re-election, six years have passed. Based on the achievements so far, I will continue Gyeongnam’s unique future education.”

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