Candidate Kim Dong-hwan for Jeonnam Superintendent of Education Proposes After-School Class Improvement Plan

Candidate Kim Dong-hwan for Jeonnam Superintendent of Education

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Jun-kyung] Kim Dong-hwan, candidate for Jeonnam Superintendent of Education, announced on the 16th, "We will include supplementary and advanced courses in the after-school programs for elementary schools."

Candidate Kim Dong-hwan stated, "We will expand after-school education support for students in educational blind spots by addressing issues that have appeared in after-school classes at schools," adding, "We will also include supplementary and advanced courses in the after-school programs for elementary schools."

He continued, "Elementary after-school programs have only provided special skills and aptitude education, but if opportunities for supplementary and advanced courses are provided, they can be used as time to improve basic academic skills," and added, "Students in rural and fishing villages, where there are no private academies, will be able to attend high-quality after-school programs, which is expected to achieve equal educational opportunities."

Furthermore, he said, "Reorganization of middle and high school arts and physical education after-school classes is also necessary," and claimed, "We will reorganize specialized classes in middle school arts and physical education after-school programs to prepare for entrance exams and improve the quality of the programs."

He also stated, "We will expand and operate gifted education courses at city and county education support offices and establish After Edu Bus to create an educational environment where students can safely attend after-school classes until late."

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