Dyson Launches Indoor Air Quality Management Education Program for Elementary and Middle School Students in Korea

Education on the Severity of Air Pollution and the Importance of Air Quality Improvement
277 Classes, 6,267 Students Participated

Dyson Korea announced on the 23rd that it conducted an educational program titled "Learning How to Solve Air Pollution and Indoor Air Quality Issues" for elementary and middle school students in Korea.

Students attending the education session titled "Exploring Solutions to Air Pollution and Indoor Air Quality Issues." Photo by Dyson Korea

Since last year, Dyson Korea has been running this educational program in collaboration with the Korea Environmental Education Association. The program is operated by the James Dyson Foundation, a charitable organization commissioned by Dyson. This year, the classes for elementary students expanded from Seoul to Gyeonggi Province and Busan, and a new program was introduced for middle school students. As a result, more than three times the number of students compared to the previous year participated, totaling 6,267 students. A total of 277 classes received the education.

Through the lessons, students examined the seriousness of air pollution and the importance of indoor and outdoor air quality issues. The teaching materials were developed by the James Dyson Foundation in collaboration with Dyson engineers. The learning direction was designed to encourage students to think about solutions to air quality problems based on an eco-friendly awareness.

In particular, the newly introduced program for middle school students this year included activities where students directly measured air quality levels within their schools and discussed ways to improve air quality in their daily lives.

In a survey conducted after the education, 92% of respondents expressed overall satisfaction with the program, and 83% said they would make efforts to address air environmental issues following the education. Detailed information about the educational program can be found in the announcements section on the Korea Environmental Education Association’s official website. All educational materials are available for free on the James Dyson Foundation’s official website.

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