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Due to the college entrance exam reform plan that has reduced the discriminatory power of the CSAT and school grades, school records have become very important in college admissions.
What is particularly emphasized is the ‘Subject Detailed Abilities and Special Skills (hereinafter referred to as ‘Subject Special Skills’)’ that each subject teacher writes directly.
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『300 Recommended Books for Special Education: By Subject』 is a reading-linked special education guidebook written by teachers who are fiercely analyzing and thinking about college advancement strategies in the field, for students and parents who know that special education in student records is important but do not know how to manage it, and teachers who are concerned about what materials to give to students preparing for college entrance exams.
By utilizing the recommended books carefully categorized by six subjects—Korean, English, Math, Social Studies, Science, and Ethics—and the research guides provided for each book, even students who lacked interest in reading will be able to read books that fit their interests, build relevant knowledge, and succeed in college admissions at the same time.

[Research Topic] Understanding the symbolism of material in a literary work is deeply related to the theme the author wants to convey.
In this work, ‘square’ and ‘closed room’ are used as contrasting images.
Let us analyze its symbolic meaning from the perspective of human life conditions and the political realities of North and South Korea.
--- p.16 From “Korean Language Curriculum Group”

[Book Introduction] Oedipus the King is a masterpiece of Greek tragedy and is considered the most perfect work of Sophocles.
Oedipus solves a riddle that no one else has been able to solve, but he himself shows a contradictory side, such as not knowing the truth, and at the last moment when he loses everything and is banished, he regains his perseverance.
It conveys the message that change and growth are possible through the image of a subjective human being who lives life according to his or her own will to find the truth while fearing death.
--- p.93 From “English Curriculum Group”

[Example of student records (curriculum tax special)] Through 'Reading numbers with mathematics and humanities (Lee Gwang-yeon)', I learned about the fractal structure with self-similarity.
Knowing the fractal structure of the lungs and brain, we first explore the fractal structure of the brain.
Comparing the fractal brain structures of amphibians, reptiles, and mammals, they discovered the disadvantages of a flat structure and its vulnerability to disease.
I am intrigued by the fact that the human brain maximizes its surface area through fractal structures to accommodate as many neurons as possible, and I plan to further explore the mysteries of the human body.
--- p.144 From “Mathematics Curriculum Group”

[Book Introduction] This book contains the 'reasons for sentencing' written at the end of the verdict by Judge Park Joo-young, the author, while presiding over criminal trials.
The 'reasons for sentencing' section is the only place in a judgment where the judge can express his or her thoughts without being bound by formality.
The author's writing, which explains the need for continued attention to the miserable realities and tragic events such as sexual harassment, industrial accidents, and domestic violence, allows us to get a sense of the judge's attitude toward the law.
--- p.198 From the “Social Studies Group”

[Research Topic] 'Network' is a compound word of net and work, and refers to a system in which computers are connected to each other like a net through a communications network.
Networks are used in every aspect of our daily lives to the extent that they can be considered one of the characteristics of the 21st century.
Let's explore examples of how the network concept can be applied in your desired career field.
--- p.243 From “Science Subject Group”

[Example of student records (curriculum tax special)] Consider the reason why witch hunts were described as the Great Witch Frenzy in 'The Enigma of Culture (Marvin Harris)' and explore witch hunts on the Internet.
We strongly criticize the rise of one-person media and the indiscriminate use of information, including interactive artificial intelligence, by modern people who hide behind anonymity and indiscriminately attack others.
We propose a practical solution that emphasizes activating self-regulation capabilities on the Internet by simultaneously supporting the Internet real-name system, digital literacy, and media ethics.

--- p.294 From "Moral Education Group"