Gyeonggi Office of Education Sees Rise in Awareness and Policy Priority for Customized Education Using Hi-Learning
Awareness and policy priority for the "AI Teaching and Learning Platform Hi-Learning," promoted by the Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education, have been steadily rising.
The Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education conducted a telephone interview survey with 1,508 Gyeonggi residents aged 19 or older, as well as an online survey with a total of 15,206 participants, including 8,828 students, 3,033 parents, and 3,345 faculty and staff. The results showed that awareness of "customized education utilizing Hi-Learning" increased from 40% in May to 43% in September, a 3 percentage point rise. In the online survey targeting the Gyeonggi education community, awareness among students rose from 40% to 58%, among parents from 41% to 69%, and among faculty and staff from 94% to 97%.
In a ranking of the most essential Gyeonggi education policies for students preparing for the future, Gyeonggi Character Education ranked first at 34%. In the online survey, students selected autonomous meal options (19%), parents chose academic achievement improvement programs (29%), and faculty and staff selected Gyeonggi Character Education (24%) as their top priorities, respectively.
Customized education using Hi-Learning ranked third among the policy priorities chosen by residents, students, and parents.
Superintendent Lim Taehee stated, "Artificial intelligence and digital technology are no longer optional but essential tasks for school education, so we will actively support the realization of customized learning for students through the Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education's 'Hi-Learning.' We will also ensure that schools, families, and communities work together to establish a digital ecosystem, so students can develop the competencies needed for the future society."
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This public opinion survey was conducted over 15 days, from September 1 to September 15, with the research agency Research & Research. The margin of error was ±2.52 percentage points for residents, ±1.04 percentage points for students, ±1.78 percentage points for parents, and ±1.66 percentage points for faculty and staff, all at a 95% confidence level.
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