Oh Young-ho: History of Korean School Education

My experience is that in Japan, the People's Republic of Korea, and any other country, we are a re-election. This is not a question of perception, but it's due to the fact that each system in modern national countries is located outside the framework of the current nation. The ruling of the Chosun Peninsula, in particular, has been an educational body supporting the enemy country, hindering the view, contact and involvement of the ship school. And I am very happy that this book, which deals with the history of the student's school, is published in Korea. This book was originally written for Japanese readers. The Japanese kidnapping by the Republican legion in 2002 has been further intensified in Japan's wish for shipbuilding schools. With the full scope of preconceived and prejudiced opinions about the studentship school as a dangerous being, unknown beings, governments and their own property itself have excluded it from many public institutions based on such ‘national sentiment.’. The above extrovertism supported the Korean citizen's feelings of extrocity, and eventually even attacked the shipship school. A graffiti called 'The Group That Kills the Chosun' has been found in their stations recently. It may be that the advice to the Japanese government is almost nilful by the Social Rights Commission, the Anti-Crimination Committee, the Child Rights Commission and the rest of the State’s Board. The security and safety of the children in Chosun school, as well as the support of the ship-selecting schools, rose from the threatened state to form support groups everywhere.

Korean title: 조선학교의 교육사

Korean author: 오영호

Korean publisher: 박영스토리

ISBN-13: 9791165193065