[사회]Jo Hee-yeon “Education for Myanmar Democratization Movement in Seoul Elementary and Middle School Students”

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Seoul Superintendent Jo Hee-yeon said he would educate students in the Seoul area about the democratization movement in Myanmar.

The purpose of this class is to learn how individual practices affect society as a whole, and to cultivate global citizenship.

Reporter Shin Hyun-jun.

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Myanmar, where the military coup took place in February.

Citizens stepped out to protect democracy, but more than 500 victims were killed by ruthless bloody suppression.

The Myanmar Democratization Movement, reminiscent of the Gwangju Democratization Movement, is distributed as educational materials to elementary and middle schools in Seoul.

The purpose is to cultivate global citizenship.

[조희연 / 서울시교육감 : 다른 나라에서 발생한 일을 먼 나라 남의 일로만 생각하던 시각을 확장해서, 국제 사회의 일원으로서 포용적이고 성숙한 세계 시민의 자세에 대해서 학습하는 계기가 될 수 있을 것으로 생각합니다.]

All training is conducted four times.

This is a discussion and discussion about understanding Myanmar and how citizens’ resistance movements affect society.

The school decides whether or not to educate, but Seoul Superintendent Jo Hee-yeon said he would like many schools to discuss this topic.

We are also promoting the’Educational Guardian System’, aka long-legged uncle who helps students in need from Corona 19.

[조희연 / 서울시교육감 : 교육 후견인제도를 통해서 분산적으로 진행되는 교육복지의 통합적 운영이라는 그런 문제의식을 가지고….]

He also pointed out that the rate of vaccination by faculty and staff is low at 68.3%, he said, “We are preparing an encouraging campaign, and that prior to the second vaccination in June, provincial superintendents across the country are also considering a plan to receive vaccination at once.

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