5 days Ago By Raina song
The Independence Hall of Korea visited Istanbul, a city in the Republic of Türkiye, to conduct a Dokdo experiential education program for overseas Korean youth, running from December 13th to 17th. This educational program, hosted by the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Istanbul and provided by the Independence Hall of Korea with lectures and educational materials, includes a variety of activities. These activities feature an introduction to The Independence Hall, exploration of historical evidence confirming that Dokdo is Korean territory, lessons on the island's nature, and the creation of three-dimensional models of Dokdo.
Additionally, the program plans to provide educational materials that can be used in Korean schools, ensuring that overseas Korean youth can continue their interest in Dokdo. Since the opening of the Dokdo School in 2013, the Independence Hall of Korea has developed a variety of experiential education programs focused on Dokdo. These programs have been designed and implemented for elementary and middle school classes, domestic and international families, and teachers, with the goal of instilling a deep sense of love for and commitment to the protection of Dokdo, Korea's sovereign land.
Since the opening of the Dokdo School in 2013, the Independence Hall of Korea has developed a variety of experiential education programs focused on Dokdo. These programs have been designed and implemented for elementary and middle school classes, domestic and international families, and teachers, with the goal of instilling a deep sense of love for and commitment to the protection of Dokdo, Korea's sovereign land. An official from the Independence Hall of Korea stated, "We hope that through this educational visit, the understanding of Dokdo among overseas Korean youth living in Istanbul will deepen.
" The official further added, "To celebrate the 80th anniversary of Korea's liberation next year, we plan to establish and operate a visit-based Dokdo education program, reaching schools in remote areas that find it difficult to visit the Independence Hall of Korea in person..
