51 Schools, 5 Billion Won Invested to Create Open Exploration Spaces

Jeonnam Provincial Office of Education announced on the 8th that it is accelerating the ‘Intelligent Science Lab Construction Project’ to create a future-oriented science education environment.


According to the Jeonnam Provincial Office of Education, in March of this year, they conducted a public contest for the Intelligent Science Lab Construction Project, selecting 51 elementary, middle, and high schools. With a total budget of 5 billion KRW, the selected schools are being supported in creating future-oriented science labs through workshops, consulting, and more.


Jeonnam Provincial Office of Education will invest a total budget of 5 billion KRW this year to promote the establishment of intelligent science laboratories. Photo by Jeonnam Provincial Office of Education

Jeonnam Provincial Office of Education will invest a total budget of 5 billion KRW this year to promote the establishment of intelligent science laboratories. Photo by Jeonnam Provincial Office of Education

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The intelligent science lab is equipped with digital teaching aids and equipment based on intelligent information and advanced science technologies, enabling student-led open inquiry. It aims for student-participatory science classes, flexible inquiry linked to the curriculum, and a space that integrates reality and virtuality.


In the classroom of Suncheon Geumdang High School, which has completed the intelligent science lab construction, a projector and a whiteboard-type electronic board have been installed at the front. In particular, each group has one smart TV, totaling four, which will be actively used for group project presentations and discussion/debate activities.


The Office of Education plans to complete this year’s project by February next year and to review and select a total of 25 schools through a new public contest next year.



Park Jun, Director of Future Education, said, “The construction of intelligent science labs will be a cornerstone for cultivating scientific literacy and inquiry capabilities necessary in the intelligent information society,” adding, “We will continue to actively support the creation of a future-oriented science education environment and the practice of inquiry-centered science education.”


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