Outstanding Innovation Cases in Education to Be Selected by 'National Vote'

Online Voting Held for 8 Days from the 20th
15 Cases Selected by Provincial Offices of Education, National Universities, and the Ministry of Education

[Asia Economy Reporter Han Jinju] The Ministry of Education will conduct an online public vote from the 20th to the 27th to select outstanding government innovation cases in the education field.

The rankings of outstanding cases will be determined by institution type, divided into metropolitan and provincial offices of education, national universities, and the Ministry of Education, with online public voting being held on the Gwanghwamun 1st Street website for ranking decisions.

Since July, the Ministry of Education has selected 15 outstanding cases to advance to the ranking stage through a first-round evaluation by a panel composed of experts and citizens, from among 63 cases recommended by metropolitan and provincial offices of education, national universities, and various departments of the Ministry of Education.

Selected cases include those addressing learning gap resolution, inter-agency collaboration, and improvements in work methods. Individuals can vote for up to 8 cases in total.

The Ministry of Education plans to fully reflect the results of this online public vote to finalize and award the rankings of outstanding government innovation cases by institution type.

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