Lee Ui-yong: A teacher who can communicate

How do we teach teachers at church in a changing age? It would be the wishes of every church teacher to communicate well with children. But often, you want to be a good teacher and narrow down your mind to your children, but you don't know what to do or how to start. Especially since Corona19, the ability to communicate well with children in the media education environment that has reached the church has been important to teachers' media comprehension and capacity. In this situation, long-time professor of communication at the National University of China has published a communication manual for teachers in church schools. The author, who was also a teacher who loved church schools, has been trying to learn communication in various fields and figure out how to bring up accumulated Nou-hau to church schools. To share a communication program developed, he introduced the column to the Korean Department of Narcissus and tied it up into a book that would help teachers to apply on the ground. The 22-pointed church school teacher's manual provides a easily open-source guide for children who want to communicate well but who do not know how to. The content of the online education and the offlines that the author has been thinking about at the school site has given teachers a very effective way to communicate with their children. The first section reviews the meaning of “teachership” in church schools and gives the basic basis for communicating with children in changing environments. Part 2 teaches children online communication to be specific and open.

Korean title: 말이 통하는 교사

Korean author: 이의용

Korean publisher: 두란노서원

ISBN-13: 9788953137950