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I read a book in my room that will be a peaceful citizen and write a post-ops. It's very difficult to teach subjects like unity, peace and the like as a primary teacher. Because the moods of North Korea are different for many reasons, including the change in the position of the surrounding countries and the change of the regime. This book understands these difficulties and has kept them in place in any context. I've had more than two classes of each subject, and I think it's not a big deal if
Yun Cheol-gi et al.: Becoming a Peaceful Citizen in the Classroom
At the heart of the Unified Education is the school's field. But it's not easy to try to do a unified education in class class, because it might seem political or superficial. There were 11 researchers and current primary teachers who have been asked to break out of the course and bring together a standard education to nurture peace and unity, the identity of peace and peace. The result is that in the classroom, people become peaceful citizens: peace for primary teachers. Military forces, not in the field of security, but in the subject of ecological peace, minority understanding, conflict resolution, overcoming division, and a general measure of the educational work of the community, which was confined mainly to social and moral circles. Peace citizens are capable of understanding and practicing the value of peace and of creating their own future peace. If you want to nurture children as peaceful citizens, the capacity of teachers is more important than anything else. This book will be a great force for teachers to build classrooms where peaceful leadership grows.
Korean title: 교실에서 평화 시민 되기
Korean author: 윤철기 외
Korean publisher: 창비교육
ISBN-13: 9791165701819
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I read a book in my room that will be a peaceful citizen and write a post-ops. It's very difficult to teach subjects like unity, peace and the like as a primary teacher. Because the moods of North Korea are different for many reasons, including the change in the position of the surrounding countries and the change of the regime. This book understands these difficulties and has kept them in place in any context. I've had more than two classes of each subject, and I think it's not a big deal if
