Lecture at a Meeting Attended by School Principals
The Daegu Metropolitan Office of Education held a "training and consultation session" on the 27th at the Student Culture Center, with the participation of all school principals and others, in order to overcome the low birthrate crisis through educational solutions.
At the event, Daegu Superintendent of Education Kang Eunhee conducted a training session on the importance of spreading family-friendly values and fostering student competencies in an era where every single child is precious. She also presented educational solutions to address the low birthrate issue, which is even described as a crisis threatening the existence of the nation.
Daegu Superintendent of Education Eunhee Kang is giving a lecture at the "Training and Consultation Forum" attended by principals and others from each school.
Superintendent Kang then introduced the pilot project for the Education Development Special Zone, which is being implemented to solve the problem of regional extinction caused by low birthrate, and announced plans to nurture local talent and revitalize the local settlement ecosystem.
Through a time of communication and consultation with education office officials and all school principals, Superintendent Kang exchanged candid opinions on the roles and directions of the education office and schools in overcoming the low birthrate.
Kang Eunhee, Daegu Superintendent of Education, said, "Low birthrate and rapid population decline are urgent issues that threaten the sustainability of our society. It is very important to approach the low birthrate issue from an educational perspective regarding families and future generations, not just from an economic standpoint." She continued, "In that sense, it is very meaningful to have a time for discussion and consultation on the low birthrate issue with the participation of all principals and directors."
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