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When Respect Fades: Analyzing the Rise in Parent-Led Violence and Teacher Exodus in South Korea
In a country renowned for its fierce academic competition, South Korean teachers now face escalating risks—not solely from the pressures of high-stakes exams, but from a growing wave of verbal abuse, threats, and even violence by parents and students. This troubling trend is triggering a surge in teacher resignations and mental health crises, shaking the foundations of public education. Rising Resignations and Reports of AbuseRecent data paints a stark picture: Nearly 589 teachers with less than five years of experience left the profession between March 2022 and April 2023—a nearly twofold i
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- 2025-06-10 20:17
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When Respect Fades: The Alarming Rise of Parent Violence in Korean Schools
Education is often described as the foundation of a nation’s future, and teachers are at the center of that foundation. In South Korea, a country known for its strong emphasis on education and academic achievement, teachers have traditionally held a respected position in society. However, recent incidents involving verbal abuse, threats, and even physical violence by parents toward teachers have raised deep concerns across the country. As cases of parent-led violence increase, many educators and citizens are beginning to ask: what is happening to the relationship between schools, parents, and
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- 2025-06-10 20:14
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The Controversial Future of AI Digital Textbooks in Korea
As the world becomes increasingly digital, education systems around the globe are seeking ways to modernize. South Korea, known for its strong academic culture and technological leadership, is now stepping into a new phase of innovation through the use of AI Digital Textbooks (AIDT). These textbooks, powered by artificial intelligence, promise to transform classrooms with personalized learning and smart feedback systems. However, despite their potential, AIDTs are also facing serious controversy regarding their fairness, effectiveness, and role in education. AI Digital Textbooks are more than
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- 2025-06-10 19:54
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The National Education Committee: Shaping the Future of Korean Education
In a society where education is deeply connected to personal success and national progress, how a country sets its education policies matters greatly. In South Korea, education has long been a top priority — but also a topic of frequent political debate and constant change. To bring greater consistency, vision, and fairness to the nation’s education system, the National Education Committee (NEC) was established. This new, independent body is now at the center of Korea’s efforts to create long-term, future-oriented education policies that can serve students, teachers, and society more effective
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- 2025-06-10 19:45
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The Fall of Coffee Shops: A Bitter Taste of Overcompetition
In recent years, South Korea has been known for its thriving coffee culture. Cafés fill the streets of every city, from major franchises to small independent shops. With a high demand for coffee and a growing café-loving population, opening a coffee shop once seemed like a smart business decision. However, what was once viewed as a golden opportunity has now become a harsh reality for many owners. Due to overcompetition and market saturation, coffee shops are closing down at an alarming rate — a silent crisis hiding behind the aroma of espresso. South Korea ranks among the top countries in cof
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- 2025-06-10 17:44
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Sinkholes: A Silent Threat Beneath Our Feet
When people imagine natural disasters, they often think of earthquakes, floods, or typhoons. However, one of the most surprising and dangerous threats can occur without warning, right beneath our feet. That threat is a sinkhole — a sudden collapse of the ground that can swallow roads, cars, and even buildings. As urban areas grow and underground construction becomes more common, sinkholes are becoming an increasingly serious social issue that requires awareness and prevention. A sinkhole is a hole in the ground caused by the collapse of the surface layer. While some sinkholes form naturally, m
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- 2025-06-10 17:26
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The Power of Change: Why Electric Vehicles Are the Future
In a world facing serious environmental challenges, the way we travel is becoming more important than ever. Cars are everywhere, but traditional vehicles that run on gasoline or diesel release large amounts of carbon dioxide (CO₂), one of the biggest causes of climate change. That’s why electric vehicles (EVs) are gaining global attention. These cars are not just a trend — they are a smart, clean, and exciting solution for the future. First, electric vehicles are better for the environment. Unlike regular cars, EVs do not produce harmful gases while driving. According to environmental studies,
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- 2025-06-10 17:18
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Korea’s Shrinking Population: A Silent Crisis for the Future
In recent years, South Korea has become known for its rapid economic development, high-tech industries, and strong education system. However, behind this success lies a quiet but serious problem: a rapidly declining population. With fewer babies being born and more people growing old, Korea now faces a national challenge that could affect every part of its society — from schools and workplaces to the economy and the future of its young people. The most alarming sign of this issue is South Korea’s world-low fertility rate. In 2023, the average number of children a woman is expected to have in h
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- 2025-06-10 14:40
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Gender Inequality: Why Equal Opportunities Still Matter
In many ways, our world has made progress in giving boys and girls the same chances. But the truth is, gender inequality still exists — in schools, in the workplace, and even in daily life. It's a problem that affects not just girls, but everyone. What Is Gender Inequality?Gender inequality means that people are treated unfairly just because they are male or female. This can happen when one gender is given more rights, respect, or opportunities than the other. For example, in some countries, girls may not be allowed to go to school. In others, women are paid less than men for doing the same jo
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- 2025-06-10 14:28
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FAKE NEWS: How Misinformation Is Changing the Way We Think
In today’s fast-moving digital world, anyone can share news with the click of a button. But not everything we see online is true. From fake headlines to edited photos and misleading videos, misinformation is spreading faster than ever — and it’s becoming a serious problem in our society. What Is Fake News?Fake news is false information that is made to look like real news. It can be completely made-up, exaggerated, or written in a way that tricks people. Some fake news is spread to make money, while other types are shared to create fear, confusion, or influence people’s opinions. For example, d
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- 2025-06-10 14:22
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Politics · Economy
President Lee Jae-myung Urges Stronger Measures to Combat Inflation at Economic TF Meeting
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Life · Common sense
Sharp Rise in Illness Reports Among Young Children — Prevention Is Key!
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IT · Science
Alibaba International Group and the Korea Cosmetic Association (KCA) are hosting the “K-Beauty Global Jump! Business & IP Strategy Conference.”
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Entertainment · Broadcasting
“Your Taste” Kang Haneul x Ko Min-si, young adults who worked hard and loved passionately! The final highlight is revealed amid rising tension!
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Entertainment · Broadcasting
“The Seasons - Park Bo-gum's Cantabile” featuring ENFLAING, Kang Seung-won X So Su-bin, Milena, and ENHYPEN! A romantic concert that transcends generations.
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Culture · Events
Coloring the world, the Cheonan K-Culture Expo comes to a close... Proving itself as a representative cultural industry expo
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Culture · Events
Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs to hold 2025 UN War Veterans' Descendants Exchange Camp
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International
Minister Cho Tae-yeol of Foreign Affairs meets with a delegation from the Japan-Korea Economic Association
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International
Foreign Minister Cho Tae-yul meets with Secretary-General of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA)
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Medical · Health
Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency to view domestic and overseas health hazard information in one place
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President Lee: “We will expedite the supplementary budget in order to revive the economy and stimulate consumption.”
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First phone call between South Korean and US leaders... “Will strive to reach satisfactory agreement on tariffs”
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영어 기자단 신청 - 별도 공지
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Coloring the world, the Cheonan K-Culture Expo comes to a close... Proving itself as a representative cultural industry expo
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Presidential Office announces reorganization plan: “We will create an organization that works for the people.”
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No.1 Reporter
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4. The Pen Is Mightier Than the Sword
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3. "Don’t Put Off Until Tomorrow What You Can Do Today"
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1.Tell Me and I Forget. Teach Me and I Remember. Involve Me and I Learn.
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The Power of Change: Why Electric Vehicles Are the Future
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Mind Mapping: How It Can Be Used in Reading Work
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How to Learn Better If I Am an Auditory Learner
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10 Tips to Practice for Better Scores in English
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10 Tips to Practice for Better Scores in English
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Speed Reading: Is It Effective, and Can We Train for It?
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