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| Yu Eun-hye, Deputy Prime Minister of Social Studies and Minister of Education, visits Geumsan Jungang Primary School in Chungnam on the morning of the 5th to check the progress of the learning safety net for the lower grades of primary school, and is holding a meeting. 2020.10.5 / News1 © News1 Reporter Ki-Tae Kim |
The class attendance rate in the lower grades of primary school is expected to increase due to the new coronavirus infection (Corona 19).
On the 5th, Deputy Prime Minister of Social Studies and Minister of Education Yoo Eun-hye visited Jungang Primary School in Geumsan-gun, Chungnam, and attended an introductory class on an artificial intelligence (AI) mathematical system in a freshman classroom, and held a meeting with teachers and parents on the learning safety net.
<뉴스1>As a result of this interview with the Central and Geumsan Elementary School Educational Support Office, Minister Yu Eun-hye said at a meeting: “I agree with parents that ‘the lower grades of primary school are hampering the improvement of basic education due to non-face-to-face instruction. ‘We will find a way to gradually increase the proportion. ”
Minister Yoo said, “We plan to increase interest in learning by providing various learning programs to students,” and said, “We will support distance classes through the EBS (educational broadcast) learning contents.”
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| Yu Eun-hye, Deputy Prime Minister of Social Studies and Minister of Education, visits Geumsan Jungang Primary School in Chungnam on the morning of the 5th to check the progress of the learning safety net for the lower grades of primary school, and observes an introductory class to the mathematical system of artificial intelligence (AI) in the first grade classroom. 2020.10.5 / News1 © News1 Reporter Ki-Tae Kim |
In relation to concerns about the educational gap due to the lack of language learning in multicultural families when conducting online classes, he emphasized: “I will apply using language learning content for multicultural families and tutoring for college students.”
Education Minister Yu Eun-hye promised: “We will expand wireless networks, replace outdated computers and support smart devices (iPads) to support the remote poor in rural areas.”
On the teacher training support plan for the learning safety net, Minister Yoo added, “We will share the best distance learning practices with the school through trained instructors. We will support the training of instructors if the school or parents request it. “
In addition, he explained, “We have been promoting the learning safety net by preparing an ‘educational safety net reinforcement plan’ since last August so that not even a student feels alienated through learning management programs. that use artificial intelligence.
Chungnam Provincial Superintendent Kim Ji-cheol and Yang Jeong-sook, Superintendent of the Geumsan Educational Support Office, attended the visit of Yu Eun-hye, Deputy Prime Minister for Social Affairs and Education, that day. · I had a response time.
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