Imagine a school where AI teachers help students learn. An AI teacher is a program that helps students learn. In the future, our school should have an AI teacher. As the saying "Don't teach the way you were taught" suggests, we should not hold on to old education methods and teach students in the same way. If we do, we cannot move forward. AI teachers will help us learn a wider range of subjects. An AI teacher is a program that helps us with our studies. Some people say, "It needs too much money and a lot of technology." But it already has enough technology. Also, the cost of running AI is ver
The Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education is forming a 'Phone Free School Promotion Team' to ensure the successful implementation and expansion of 'Phone Free School,' the first policy of the Gyeonggi Education Transformation, in schools, and is launching full-scale support. On the 13th, the Provincial Office of Education held the first plenary meeting of the 'Phone-Free School Promotion Team' at the Jowon Office Building to discuss the direction of implementation and plans for operating policy briefing sessions. The meeting was attended by 13 members of the promotion team, including Superin
Youths participating in the '2026 Gyeonggi Youth Ladder' departed for British Columbia, Canada on the 19th to begin their overseas training. The 'Gyeonggi Youth Ladder' is an overseas training program that provides economically vulnerable youth with opportunities to experience foreign cultures and supports their career exploration and self-directed growth. It is operated by Gyeonggi Province and the Gyeonggi Institute for Lifelong Education with support from the Lottery Fund to strengthen the global capabilities of youth and bridge the educational gap. This year, 106 youths selected through a
Youths participating in the '2026 Gyeonggi Youth Ladder' departed for British Columbia, Canada on the 19th to begin their overseas training. The 'Gyeonggi Youth Ladder' is an overseas training program that provides economically vulnerable youth with opportunities to experience foreign cultures and supports their career exploration and self-directed growth. It is operated by Gyeonggi Province and the Gyeonggi Institute for Lifelong Education with support from the Lottery Fund to strengthen the global capabilities of youth and bridge the educational gap. This year, 106 youths selected through a
The finals of the '25th Korea Reading Debate and Essay Festival,' the largest reading education festival in the country sponsored by the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and hosted by the National Reading New Wave Association (Chairman Lim Young -gyu), were successfully held over two days from July 17 to 18 at Catholic Kwandong University in Gangneung and other locations. Despite challenging weather conditions, such as the Daegwallyeong Tunnel fire and heavy rain, the enthusiasm of the reading prodigies of the future generation did not wane. This year, unde
The Ministry of Education announced that it will begin full-scale operation of the 'Capacity Building Training for Teachers in Charge of Elementary and Secondary AI Education,' developed to strengthen AI education in elementary and secondary schools. The elementary teacher course of the 'Basic Course for Strengthening AI Class Competencies' was held from May 20 to 21, followed by the secondary information teacher course from May 29 to 30. Starting with this training, we plan to continuously conduct AI education competency enhancement training for approximately 3,000 teachers until the end of t
The Ministry of Education announced that it has finally selected 118 schools to receive support for the "2026 AI-integrated classrooms" and will provide a total budget of 16.7 billion won to begin full-scale support for their construction and operation starting May 29. This project is being implemented in accordance with the Ministry of Education's "Plan for Fostering AI Talent for All" (November 10, 2025) and aims to create a future-oriented convergence education and learning environment in schools for students who will live in the age of artificial intelligence. The Ministry of Education com
The Ministry of Education announced the '2026 Plan for the Development and Distribution of Korean Language Textbooks for Overseas Elementary and Secondary Schools' on June 4. According to this, a total of nine types of materials will be developed in 2026, including one supplementary Korean language textbook utilizing BTS Hallyu content, one Level 1 beginner smart digital textbook, and seven customized textbooks for countries such as India, the Philippines, and Vietnam. The planned distribution quantity of Korean language textbooks this year is approximately 260,000 copies. Taking into account
The '25th Korea Reading Debate Festival,' a representative domestic reading education festival created by students, teachers, and parents from all over the country, will be held at Gangneung Elementary School and Catholic Kwandong University from July 17 to 18, 2026. This event, co-hosted by the National Reading New Wave Movement and Gangneung City, is sponsored by the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the National Assembly of the Republic of Korea, and 17 city and provincial education offices nationwide, and is Korea's representative reading, debate, and essa
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Imagine a school with money skills classes for every student. Close your eyes. Picture yourself saving money, spending wisely, and planning for your future. Money skills is a subject where you learn how to save, spend, and manage money wisely. In the future, our schools should have money skills classes. This is good because it helps students manage and spend their money wisely. For example, many students in Chuncheon receive pocket money, but they don't know how to plan for their future. One teacher in Chuncheon says, "Saving and spending money wisely helps our future. If we start saving and s
Imagine a school with AI literacy. Picture students looking at computer screens with focused eyes, discovering the infinite possibilities of technology. AI literacy is a subject where we learn how to use AI as well as possible. It is not just about typing codes or following rules; it is about understanding how this powerful tool can enhance our thinking, creativity, and daily lives. In the future, our schools should have AI literacy. This is likely to help students learn essential skills that traditional classrooms might miss. This will help us grow smart, adapting quickly to a fast-changing w
Have you been to Gongjicheon Stream these days? Gongjicheon Stream is a famous picnic spot for Chuncheon citizens. Many people visit this beautiful place to walk, relax, and enjoy time with their families and friends. However, some people complain about seeing trash around Gongjicheon Stream. When my family and I visited, we saw trash left behind by visitors. Trash can hurt the beauty of Gongjicheon and make people feel uncomfortable. In the past, Gongjicheon also had problems with water pollution and floating waste. News reports showed that large amounts of waste entered Gongjicheon after hea
Hello! I'm yunjae Lim from Sindong Elementary School. I joined the Youth English Reporters because I wanted to experience the work of a reporter. I also hope to become a reporter in the future because I enjoy learning about new people, places, and events. Although I don't have a favorite hobby yet, I enjoy trying new experiences, and I am excited to begin my journey as a Youth English Reporter. I think it is exciting to discover interesting stories from around the world and share them with others. I hope my articles will help readers learn something new and enjoy reading. As a Youth English Re
Hello, everyone! My name is Seonyul Ji, and I am a second-year student at Soyang Middle School. If I had to describe myself in one sentence, I would say that I am a hardworking person. I always try my best in everything I do, and I enjoy learning new things. I joined the Youth English Press because I want to improve my English speaking and writing skills. I believe this program will help me grow and become more confident in using English. I am especially interested in history because I enjoy learning about the past and discovering how it connects to the present. I hope to write interesting and
Hello My name is Yireh Jeong, and I am a sixth-grade student at Sindong Elementary School My hobby is reading books. I like learning new things and discovering different cultures through books. My MBTI type is ESTJ. I am responsible and like to make plans, so I want to use these strengths when I become an ambassador.I want to become an ambassador who represents my country, builds good relationships with other countries, and helps them cooperate with each other.To achieve my dream, I will study English and other languages and learn about the cultures of many countries Thank you.
Hello! I'm yunjae Lim from Sindong Elementary School. I joined the Youth English Reporters because I wanted to experience the work of a reporter. I also hope to become a reporter in the future because I enjoy learning about new people, places, and events. Although I don't have a favorite hobby yet, I enjoy trying new experiences, and I am excited to begin my journey as a Youth English Reporter. I think it is exciting to discover interesting stories from around the world and share them with others. I hope my articles will help readers learn something new and enjoy reading. As a Youth English Re
Hello, everyone! My name is Seonyul Ji, and I am a second-year student at Soyang Middle School. If I had to describe myself in one sentence, I would say that I am a hardworking person. I always try my best in everything I do, and I enjoy learning new things. I joined the Youth English Press because I want to improve my English speaking and writing skills. I believe this program will help me grow and become more confident in using English. I am especially interested in history because I enjoy learning about the past and discovering how it connects to the present. I hope to write interesting and