Gangwon Provincial Office of Education conducts capacity building training for teachers in reading one book per semester class

Take your class one step further by reading one book per semester in the curriculum

From the 24th to the 25th, the Gangwon Special Self-Governing Provincial Office of Education will conduct capacity building training for elementary, middle, and high school teachers and librarians in the ‘Read One Book a Semester’ class to revitalize reading and humanities education.

The training will be divided into the Yeongdong area and the Yeongseo area. The Yeongdong area will be held at the Gangwon Special Self-Governing Provincial Office of Education Education and Science Information Center on the 24th, and the Yeongseo area will be held at the Gangwon Special Self-Governing Provincial Office of Education Education and Science Information Center on the 25th.

This training was designed to support the revitalization of integrated reading and humanities education through reading and communicating with one book during class under the theme of ‘One step further by reading one book per semester.’

The training program includes △Reading education expert Kim Eun-ha’s ‘Library activity lecture for children who like reading, running, and sports’ △Samcheoknam Elementary School teacher Kwon Il-han and Gangil Girls’ High School teacher Park Si-yeon’s ‘Presentation of a case study of reading one book per semester class’ It consists of

It is expected to help strengthen teachers’ capabilities by providing practical information on school conditions and class operation by class, grade, and subject.

Kim Ki-hyeon, head of the Department of Culture, Sports and Special Education, said, “By implementing reading one book per semester as part of the curriculum, I hope that students will form reading habits and cultivate desirable reading attitudes so that they can grow into lifelong readers with rich knowledge in the humanities.”