Boseong Office of Education, Unique Multi-Experience Listening Olle

Boseong Office of Education held the 'Superintendent Listening Olle' at Boseong Jinggwang Tea Garden. Photo by Boseong Office of Education

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Jun-kyung] Boseong Office of Education announced on the 17th that on the 16th, 10 faculty members from Joseong Elementary School participated in the 'Superintendent Listening Olle' held at 'Jingwang Dawon' in Beolgyo-eup, Boseong-gun.

This Listening Olle was held under the theme of 'A Tea Village Walk with Dawon,' a special education program conducted by the Boseong Office of Education, where participants shared tea and had a time of communication to gather opinions from the field.

The attendees met at the tea ceremony experience center with the intention that the places where teachers are active have a greater effect in minimizing the burden on school sites and promoting field-oriented policy establishment.

They also encouraged the hard work of faculty members amid COVID-19, shared the achievements of Boseong's special education 'Inheritance Education of the Spirit of the Three Bohyangs,' and discussed current issues, as well as the Office of Education's support directions regarding Boseong's culture and history.

Park Hee-woong, a teacher at Joseong Elementary School who participated in the training, said, "It felt respectful to communicate while seeking ways to develop Boseong education in a tea garden filled with the scent of green tea," adding, "The teachers' tea ceremony experience greatly helped in teaching students about the charm and history of Boseong."

Superintendent Kim Han-gwan stated, "The role of school teachers is very important to realize innovative Boseong education that grows together," and added, "We will do our best to support the educational field based on communication and cooperation."

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