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BTS' J-Hope tops iTunes charts in 84 countries
New COVID-19 cases bounce back to over 10,000 amid resurgence woes
[Interactive] Hong Kong most expensive city to live in for expats
Tropical storm Aere forecast to affect southern parts of Korea next week
[Herald Interview] Jun Jong-seo understands varied responses to Korean remake of ‘Money Heist’
Financial regulator to take measures to ease volatility in stock markets
FIFA's new offside technology to make World Cup debut in Qatar
[Newsmaker] Adoptee readies for legal fight to be recognized as daughter of Korean father
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South Korea joins EU’s digital COVID-19 certificate system
Jeong Da-hye wins Loewe Foundation Craft Prize with basket woven with horsehair
NATO summit not seeking to exclude China but to protect universal norms, values: Yoon
Korea suffers all-time high trade deficit in 1st half
[News Analysis] N. Korea claims COVID-19 outbreak began in inter-Korean border area
Internet-only banks lure customers with Tamagotchi-like savings accounts, digital piggy banks
Park Ji-hyun calls out Democratic Party for missing family found dead
Gangwon Province gets special autonomous status
Online shopping expands in May on lifting of virus curbs
37 Koreans awarded at int'l classical music competitions in H1
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Schools in confusion as figures spike
Mar 6, 2022
Schools in Korea are scrambling in confusion as the country’s COVID-19 cases continue to rapidly increase. According to the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education, 15,337 students in Seoul were newly confirmed to have COVID-19 between Feb. 28 and Thursday, while 1,417 school faculty members in Seoul were also confirmed. The tally has been on a steep rise. Though there were 2,883 new confirmed ...
Education Ministry eases restrictions for students
Feb 28, 2022
Unvaccinated students living with confirmed COVID-19 patients will be allowed to attend in-person classes staring March 14, as part of the Ministry of Education’s new guidelines announced Monday. Schools will not penalize students’ COVID-19-related absences from the new semester onward. Also, from March 14, students can attend classes in person even if their family member has been infected with ...
[Newsmaker] Teachers’ unions accuse Education Ministry of fanning confusion
Feb 22, 2022
Teachers’ unions are voicing out their concerns after the government announced schools will have the choice to provide full remote classes during the first two weeks of March. The Ministry of Education announced Monday that it has designated March 2 -11 to be a new semester adjustment period, allowing schools to hold online-only classes if needed. Previously, the ministry had warned schools to ...
Schools open up more to possibility of going online
Feb 21, 2022
Ministry takes step back with its ‘normalcy attendance’ measure
Education Ministry waters down guidance for school COVID testing
Feb 16, 2022
Education Ministry says students ‘recommended’ to be tested twice a week
Education Ministry moves to soothe schools upset with new ‘normalcy attendance’ rules
Feb 11, 2022
The Education Ministry has shared additional details to the guidelines of its new “normalcy attendance” scheme for the new semester, apparently taken aback by criticism of the plans. On Monday, the ministry had announced that schools would move to “normalcy” in attendance measures for the new semester. Under the new measure, schools can flexibly change their attendance policy based on a new four...
[Newsmaker] Schools’ new COVID-19 rules clouded with uncertainty
Feb 8, 2022
Teacher unions are raising criticism of the Ministry of Education, accusing it of putting the burden of COVID-19 management on schools and teachers. On Monday, the Education Ministry announced that schools will move to “normalcy” in attendance measures for the new semester, flexibly responding to virus situations. Under the new measure, schools can change their attendance policy based on the ne...
Facing omicron wave, schools shift to ‘normalcy’
Feb 7, 2022
Classes to go online if rate of daily confirmed cases in students surpasses 3% in schools
Andre Jin Coquillard named Alumnus of the Year at Seoul Foreign School
Jan 13, 2022
Seoul Foreign School announced Thursday that Andre Jin Coquillard has been named Alumnus of the Year for his athletic achievement. The award is the highest honor the school grants on its alumni, who presented excellence in their chosen field of endeavor and outstanding service to the community or profession, as well as devotion to SFS. For Coquillard, the school thought highly of his efforts in...
[Best Brand] 100 Classics offers personalized English learning based on books
Dec 28, 2021
Additional award opportunities and add-on activities also boost children’s enjoyment in the program. On top of certifying completion of books and offering certificates of completion, 100 Classics provides students with opportunities to participate in journalism activities, take part in contests and enjoy Halloween and Christmas festivities. "The common background of high-achieving students, soc...
[Best Brand] KIS values learning experience
Dec 28, 2021
Korea International School, in Bundang, Gyeonggi Province, focuses on providing students a chance to learn about global citizenship, integrity, adaptability, balance in life, and empowerment. The international school honors diversity. Students and faculty members of thirty-seven nationalities and their cultures are represented at KIS. It supports multilingual students, allowing them to use more ...
[Newsmaker] Schools to reduce attendance, reintroduce online classes
Dec 16, 2021
While Korea puts brakes on ‘living with COVID-19’ plan, Education Ministry advises against online-only classes
[Newsmaker] In Suneung, half a percent has big implications
Dec 15, 2021
Court rules question on college entrance exam to be flawed, test agency chief to resign with apology
Suneung answers to be released Monday
Nov 28, 2021
The Korea Institute for Curriculum and Evaluation will release the answers for this year’s Suneung, or college scholastic ability test, on Monday, after reviewing 1,014 complaints filed against this year’s exam questions. The institute, which organizes the standardized exam required for university application, will post the answers on its website on Monday at 5 p.m. The 1,014 complaints submitt...
[Weekender] Exam skills won’t help you survive ‘Squid Game’
Nov 27, 2021
This year’s Suneung had questions about Hegel’s dialectics and Bretton Woods. But do they really matter?
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