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영어교육모델학교는 창의 인성 교육을 추진하는 것으로 실천방안은
1)정규 영어 수업 중 창의 인성 함양을 위한 말하기 쓰기 과제 수행
2)다양한 학생 자율 영어 동아리 활동 확대
3)영어권 문화 이해 및 우리 문화 소개 기획 확대
4)최대 학생 참여 유도를 위한 영어 관련 대회 개최 등이 있다
운영 방안
| 4s | 목표 | 주요운영내용 |
| SGL (Small - Group Learning) | 효율적 영어수업 | 소규모 원어민 회화수업 및 독서수업 소수 기초반 및 기본반(교육력제고 연계) 운영 |
| SCA (Student-Centered Activity) | 학습흥미 및 자신감 증대 | 희망 학생이 모두 참여하는 영어교지 제작 학생 주도적 영어 활동 참여 수준별 수업 반편성 시 학생 희망 고려 |
| SCR (Self Checking Reading) | 독서력 강화 | 다양한 수준과 내용의 원서 읽기를 통한 독해력 및 사고력 증대 온라인 독후확인 프로그램으로 독서 흥미 증대 교사의 읽기 및 Book Report 지도 |
| SSP (Self Speaking Practice) | 자기주도적 실용영어 회화 연습 | 어학실 기기 활용을 통한 학생 맞춤형 말하기, 쓰기 연습 교사는 학생 개인 연습 확인 및 관리 |
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Research Center_대출한 원서를 읽으며 영어를 공부하는 모습
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Vancouver_개인 아이디어를 활용하여 온라인으로 공부하는 모습
토론 동아리 KIMC의 활동 모습입니다. 모의 UN 토론회의 형식에 맞춰 각 나라의 대표를 맡아 의제에 대한 자신의 주장을 영어로 말하고 결론을 내립니다
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Hello, guys. I’m the chairperson of KIMC – HWANIL, Sangyoung Choi. Fist, KIMC is abbreviated from Korea International Model Congress, simulating the same procedure as the real International congress does. Participants will represent nations, debate about any agenda, and make resolution with all delegates. Our club prepare Model United Nations of Model Congress, so we share each others’ opinions and debate like Model United Nations form with English.
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Korea Times 보도기사 - 환일고 3학년 5반 강희범 학생의 글
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2018-03-23 14:01
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Hallyu stars need to create own style
By Kang Hee-bum
Hallyu, or the Korea wave, is a neologism referring to the increase in popularity of Korean culture since the late 1990s. Hallyu began with the spread of Korean dramas that were televised across Southeast Asia and China.
This interest in Korean dramas led foreigners to focus on other parts of Korean culture, especially K-pop that has enchanted so many people. These days a lot of people love K-pop as well as Korean culture.
I do agree that the K-pop phenomenon is great in many ways. Before it started, many people did not even know where South Korea was located. But now, K-pop lovers come to Korea to experience Korean culture, spreading it all over the world and increasing the number of tourists exponentially. However, we should recognize that this K-pop phenomenon leaves a lot to be desired.
As many of us already know, K-pop culture exploded after Psy's "Gangnam Style" became a global sensation in 2012. His humorous and easy to follow dancing moves and up-tempo rhythms influenced the whole world.
Due to his big hit, Psy was even ranked as one of the most influential people in 2012. Because of his success, K-pop singers are aiming to succeed just like him.
Therefore, they seem to try their best to get recognition by revealing their bodies explicitly and focusing on their beauty. The bottom line is that performers no longer care about the real essence of music.
In other words, they are blinded by their desires for fame. Psy's new album, "Hangover" was released last year, and it was roundly criticized because of too many similarities with his other albums. This indicates that not only Psy but many Korean idols lack ingenuity, novelty and creativity.
Although I am not an expert in this field, I believe that to develop Korean culture, especially K-pop, we should not just mimic those who succeed. We should create our own style. By doing this, I am sure that we can achieve success and develop our country as well as Korean culture.
The writer is a senior at Hwanil High School.
By Kang Hee-bum
Hallyu, or the Korea wave, is a neologism referring to the increase in popularity of Korean culture since the late 1990s. Hallyu began with the spread of Korean dramas that were televised across Southeast Asia and China.
This interest in Korean dramas led foreigners to focus on other parts of Korean culture, especially K-pop that has enchanted so many people. These days a lot of people love K-pop as well as Korean culture.
I do agree that the K-pop phenomenon is great in many ways. Before it started, many people did not even know where South Korea was located. But now, K-pop lovers come to Korea to experience Korean culture, spreading it all over the world and increasing the number of tourists exponentially. However, we should recognize that this K-pop phenomenon leaves a lot to be desired.
As many of us already know, K-pop culture exploded after Psy's "Gangnam Style" became a global sensation in 2012. His humorous and easy to follow dancing moves and up-tempo rhythms influenced the whole world.
Due to his big hit, Psy was even ranked as one of the most influential people in 2012. Because of his success, K-pop singers are aiming to succeed just like him.
Therefore, they seem to try their best to get recognition by revealing their bodies explicitly and focusing on their beauty. The bottom line is that performers no longer care about the real essence of music.
In other words, they are blinded by their desires for fame. Psy's new album, "Hangover" was released last year, and it was roundly criticized because of too many similarities with his other albums. This indicates that not only Psy but many Korean idols lack ingenuity, novelty and creativity.
Although I am not an expert in this field, I believe that to develop Korean culture, especially K-pop, we should not just mimic those who succeed. We should create our own style. By doing this, I am sure that we can achieve success and develop our country as well as Korean culture.
The writer is a senior at Hwanil High School.