Chae Byeong-jo: Asking a college freshman what their dream is

I've been talking to college students who don't have any particular dreams, and I think there's a lot of them that I think are going to be able to do. This isn't just for students in our college. So I wanted to share with some of the stories that I had been talking to students in my teaching class through counseling, through college, and further on, with those students who I didn't have to meet with who would be a good part of what I was going to do in the social life. Most of it is just a normal conversation, but for college students, there's nothing more special about it. And this is what I want to tell my students in this book. Let's make our dreams clear. Let's give you a solid sense of why you go to college. Let's be ready to live our lives in a life of intellectual dignity. I want students to really design and work hard to achieve their dreams even if they're simple. You shouldn't want to make a big deal out of it. It's not easy to do that. The little dream can lead to a big dream. Four years of college is a very important time in life. I want you to have a simple dream in your heart and enjoy your college life. If that dream were to beat your heart and become a seed that would conceive your future life, there would be no better. When someone asked me: “What is your dream? "I want you to have a dream that you can answer without any question.".

Korean title: 대학새내기에게 꿈이 무엇이냐고 묻다

Korean author: 채병조

Korean publisher: 행복에너지

ISBN-13: 9791156027003