Busan Superintendent of Education Ha Yoon-su Takes Direct Initiative to Promote ‘Busan Myeongji Neulbom Special-purpose School’

Vlog Filming with Action Cam for Promotional Video

Introduction to Myeongji Neulbom Special School, Participation as a One-Day Student

Communication and Empathy with Parents: 'Day Meeting the Superintendent'

Busan Superintendent of Education Ha Yoon-su will personally engage in gathering opinions from students and parents and promoting the Neulbom policy regarding Busan Myeongji Neulbom Exclusive School.

On the 21st, the Busan Metropolitan Office of Education announced that it will produce a promotional video to enhance the educational community's understanding of the Neulbom Exclusive School.

This video will be produced in a vlog format to stimulate interest and increase familiarity among students and parents. Superintendent Ha Yoon-su will personally hold an action camera to introduce Busan Myeongji Neulbom Exclusive School and participate in interviews with students and parents.

Superintendent Ha will participate as a student in the broadcast dance learning-type Neulbom classroom, vividly capturing scenes of learning and following various movements together with the students.

Following this, he will communicate with parents through the ‘Meet the Superintendent Day!’ event. He plans to meet with a total of six people, including the president of the Northern Parents' Association, four parents with children attending Myeongji Neulbom Exclusive School, and one parent using the Neulbom School in the Jeonggwan area, to share opinions and impressions about using the Neulbom Exclusive School.

Ha Yoon-su, Superintendent of Education of Busan, said, “This video will maximize promotional effects by featuring students and parents who actually use Busan Myeongji Neulbom Exclusive School,” and added, “I hope many people will use Myeongji Neulbom Exclusive School and receive great help in their children’s education and upbringing.”

Busan Myeongji Neulbom Exclusive School, which opened nationwide for the first time last September, is a ‘second school model’ that integrates and operates 32 programs of care-type Neulbom and learning-type Neulbom for grades 1 to 3 at seven elementary schools in the Gangseo area.

Busan Metropolitan Office of Education.

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