Gyeongnam Office of Education Holds Interim Report Meeting on Establishment of Future Education Theme Park

On the 22nd, Park Jong-hoon, Superintendent of Gyeongnam Office of Education, held an interim briefing session for the Future Education Theme Park. (Photo by Gyeongnam Office of Education)

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kang Sharon] On the 22nd, the Gyeongsangnam-do Office of Education held an interim report meeting on the establishment of the Future Education Theme Park at the main office's large conference room, inviting members of the Gyeongsangnam-do Provincial Council Education Committee, and officials from Gyeongnam Province and Uiryeong-gun.

The Future Education Theme Park, which will be Korea's first exhibition and experience facility for future education, schools, and classrooms, will be built on a 48,496㎡ site in Uiryeong-gun with a project cost of 46.7 billion KRW.

At the interim report meeting, Part 1 introduced the design strategy for the newly constructed building, which is divided into three sections: 'Experience, Empathy, Imagination.' Part 2 explained the design and production of exhibition contents to be created inside the building.

The innovative spaces and programs proposed and led by the Future Education Theme Park are expected to become a new driving force for composing diverse learning experiences for students and supporting class innovation.

Superintendent Park Jong-hoon expressed strong determination, saying, "The Future Education Theme Park is a symbolic space for class innovation where all imagined things are directly created and explored to create and reinterpret knowledge. We will create a space to experience, research, and discuss future education."

Song Soon-ho, chairman of the Gyeongsangnam-do Provincial Council Education Committee, promised unwavering support from the council, stating, "The Future Education Theme Park is expected to play a major role as a landmark of future education in Gyeongnam and as the number one site for future education nationwide. The independent blueprint of Gyeongnam is becoming a reality, which is very exciting."

Meanwhile, the Future Education Theme Park, which applied for building permits on the 17th, is scheduled to be completed by December next year and, after a pilot operation, will be opened to the educational community and residents.

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