Chosun University to Operate 'Blended Classes' Starting from the 27th

Mixed Face-to-Face and Online Classes... Online Midterm Exams in Principle Until the 26th

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Yoon Jamin] Chosun University announced on the 12th that, following the easing of 'social distancing' to level 1, classes will be conducted from the 27th using a mixed method of ▲face-to-face ▲non-face-to-face ▲blended instruction as originally planned.

Blended instruction is a teaching method that combines face-to-face and non-face-to-face approaches.

However, midterm exams concluding by the 26th will primarily be conducted as non-face-to-face online tests, but depending on the nature of the course, from the 27th, exams will be replaced by face-to-face tests or assignments.

From the 27th, Chosun University will conduct experimental, practical, and skill-based subjects primarily through face-to-face classes, and required liberal arts courses such as College English, Everyday English, Thinking and Expression 2, and Freshman Seminar will also be operated as face-to-face classes.

Required major courses will be conducted either face-to-face or in a blended format, while required liberal arts courses other than those conducted face-to-face (College English, Everyday English, Thinking and Expression 2, Freshman Seminar), as well as major electives, liberal arts electives, teacher training, and free electives will be operated through non-face-to-face or blended methods.

Chosun University plans to maintain thorough on-campus quarantine measures even during the period of eased social distancing.

President Min Youngdon stated, “We will do our best to manage quarantine so that enrolled students can continue their studies in a safe environment.”

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