Song Jin Hyeong & 20131107 by JH

Follies

thdwlstjd97 — 2023-09-14 09:18:41 UTC

This is open wall which expresses the urban life of the modern times and cherishes the momory of past Gwangju.

Selfie

thdwlstjd97 — 2023-09-14 09:23:35 UTC

pictures 1

thdwlstjd97 — 2023-09-14 09:23:44 UTC

pictures 2

thdwlstjd97 — 2023-09-30 11:43:30 UTC

findings

thdwlstjd97 — 2023-09-30 11:44:19 UTC

I was observed Gwangjusongjeong station exit 1 Septemper 30, 16:40~17:40. It was a place where many people came and went.

There were 810 men, 808 women, 112 childrens passed by that place in one hour.

There were 105 men and 71 women smoking in the smoking booth.

There were 196 people walking wearing hats.

There were 98 people carrying coffee cups in their hands.

The age appeared to be from 5 years old to the 70s,
the height was 100 to 190 cm,
and the weight was 20 to 100 kg for men and 20 to 80 kg for women.

Most people were moving around with suitcases,
also carrying backpacks or using cross-bags.

Two police officers were patrolled this area.

People who use the train moved toward the station,
and people who got off the train appeared to be walking toward the crosswalk.

Most people use the escalator to get to the station,
and some people use the stairs to get to the station.

Many people used devices while walking and walking with earbuds in their ears.

It works well this area had no accidents, no litters, and you could hear children's laughing.

It doesn't work well this area because there are very noisy, and so many people that there is a risk of accidents, dirty,
it also smells like cigarettes.

Questions

thdwlstjd97 — 2023-09-30 11:45:53 UTC

Why do so many people visit this place?

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thdwlstjd97 — 2023-09-30 11:56:37 UTC

Summary

thdwlstjd97 — 2023-10-05 08:10:59 UTC

I was attended session which called 'How should education respond to inequality?'.

First of all, prior to the discussion, it was argued that poverty and inequality are closely related to education and that schools reproduce inequality in education, so a system to provide equality of opportunity is necessary.

He said that because human rights, equality, and education are closely related, we need to think about educational inequality.

As a result of analyzed various statistical data and examined whether inequality in education still exists, it was found that the polarization of inequality in education is currently progressing, and through data analysis, it can be seen that the gap widens further as one goes to the upper group.

Based on these results, it is necessary to think about how to solve this problem because inequality in education still persists in our society.

There were many discussions based on the above content, and the common story is that educational inequality continues to deepen in Korean society due to the deepening of private education, and it is not easy to solve this problem within schools.

Therefore, in order to solve inequality in society as a whole, various discussions are needed and efforts must be made and that institutional issues need to be considered.

Opinion to session

thdwlstjd97 — 2023-10-05 08:12:33 UTC

I think it is not easy to respond to inequality through education in Korea.

Because Korean education focuses on the selection process for university admission, and inequality inevitably arises as a result.

As discussed in the session, this cannot be solved only within the school, but the system must be changed through various efforts and opinion collection processes throughout society, and our society must strive to achieve the fundamental purpose of the school.

Q1

thdwlstjd97 — 2023-11-16 04:22:17 UTC

I think the vicious cycle of debt for youth is the biggest issue facing youth these days. Today, most young people start their social lives with a lot of debt, starting with student loans.

In this situation, it is not easy for most young people to escape the vicious cycle of debt. That's why i chose this issue.

Q2

thdwlstjd97 — 2023-11-16 04:22:20 UTC

To address this issue, Korean federal authorities are implementing a national scholarship policy and Gwangju local authorities carry out a policy to support student loan interest.

Q3

thdwlstjd97 — 2023-11-16 04:22:22 UTC

I believe that a policy that makes financial education essential to solve the youth debt problem is a better way to solve the problem. The fact that many young people do not think that loan is a big deal may be another capital cause of the youth debt problem.

Q1

thdwlstjd97 — 2023-12-04 23:25:17 UTC

The Gaza Strip crisis is well known about the Israeli–Palestinian conflict. The conflict originated with the Israeli withdrawal from Gaza in 2005. Following the withdrawal, Hamas won the 2006 Palestinian legislative election, and a civil war between Hamas and Fatah in 2007 culminated in Hamas gaining control over Gaza. In response to Hamas's takeover, Egypt and Israel imposed an extensive blockade of the Gaza Strip that devastated Gaza's economy. International rights groups have decried the blockade as a form of collective punishment, while Israel defended it as necessary to prevent weapons and dual-use goods from entering the territory. Since 2006, Hamas and Israel have fought five wars, the most recent in 2023.

Q2

thdwlstjd97 — 2023-12-04 23:32:08 UTC

I believe that governments must protect the right to food and the rights of children to save people's lives and livelihoods. Food is the most important means of sustaining people's lives, and children are the future of our society.

Q3

thdwlstjd97 — 2023-12-04 23:34:16 UTC

A way to save children's rights in the crisis in the Middle East is to prepare various measures to protect children's rights in international organizations and to use methods such as raising funds to help children, and the South Korean government can help protect children's rights.

Q1

thdwlstjd97 — 2023-12-04 23:34:22 UTC

Policies currently being implemented in Gwangju for the human rights of the elderly include training activities to protect the human rights of the elderly and providing livelihood facilities for the elderly.

Q2

thdwlstjd97 — 2023-12-04 23:34:25 UTC

Currently, South Korea goverment is implementing a policy of providing public jobs to solve the labor problem of the elderly, and implementing a policy of identifying and supporting marginalized elderly people through digital literacy education and home visiting services for the elderly.

Q3

thdwlstjd97 — 2023-12-04 23:34:27 UTC

In order to support the human rights of the elderly, it is necessary to make it mandatory to form and operate a senior human rights protection group or to secure a budget to improve medical services.