Imagine a school with a green garden.♣ A school garden is a place where you grow plants and vegetables. In the future, our school should have a school garden. This will help students learn about food and nature. Another good reason is that looking at a garden makes you feel at ease, and you can have fun while growing plants. For example, you could grow tomatoes and cook them in class. In Chuncheon, most schools do not have a school garden. Some people think a school garden is a waste of time, but it can make students happy and proud. So, our school should have a school garden for our future.
Imagine a school with exchange programs. An exchange program is a program where students talk with friends from other countries. In the future, our schools should have exchange programs. It is good because this program will help students become friendly. This will help us understand different cultures. For example, you could talk with people from different countries. Understanding different cultures will help students become friendly. Some people think it costs too much, but it will be a very special experience. It will be a special experience because we don't have enough experience with peopl
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Building icebreakers, utilizing the Arctic route, and securing resources Share Article inventory mail Print Scrap Font sizeThis special contribution is based on the presentation given by Professor Young-Chul Ko of Kazan Federal University at the international academic conference hosted by Volgograd State Social and Pedagogical University in Russia on Tuesday, March 31, 2026. This paper is scheduled to be published in a journal accredited by the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation in May 2026. The main points of the presentation, translated from Russian into Korean, are as follows:
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Discovering Yourself: The Free Semester System in Korea Imagine going to school for a whole semester with no pressure from big exams. Sounds exciting, right? That’s exactly what Korea’s 자유학기제, or Free Semester System, is all about. Since 2016, this system has been offered in middle schools across the country. But why was it introduced? And what do students really think about it? Let’s take a closer look. What Is the Free Semester System?The Free Semester System allows middle school students to spend one semester focusing on exploring their interests, talents, and dreams — without worrying abou
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