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A personalized reading essay writing guide for each desired subject area, written by a current teacher!
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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 into seven fields—humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, engineering, medicine, arts and physical education, and education—and the research guides provided for each book, even students who have not been interested in reading will be able to read books that fit their interests, build relevant knowledge, and succeed in college admissions at the same time.

[Book Introduction] It tells the stories contained in various relics to help you understand the thoughts of ancient people and the beliefs deeply rooted in their lives.
In a museum, a father and son look at artifacts together and talk about them, or they become ancient people and describe the situation when artifacts and ideas were created in a unique and interesting way from a first-person perspective.
In particular, it explains in detail how the theory of yin-yang and the five elements was introduced and utilized in Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism, which were religions that spread and exerted influence on the Korean Peninsula.
--- p.18 From “Humanities”

[Example of student records (curriculum tax special)] After reading 'My Occupation: Broadcast Writer (Im Seon-gyeong)', think about 'a life of working together' and reflect on the role of collaboration in the space and aviation fields, which are my areas of interest.
From satellite design to launch, numerous professionals are involved, and if they have a sense of community and demonstrate collaborative capabilities, the chances of success can be increased, he expressed.
During the group project, we demonstrated excellent communication skills and collaborative capabilities to produce high-quality results.
--- p.27 From “Humanities”

[Research Topic] The international community does not recognize North Korea as a de facto nuclear weapons state, and imposes strong sanctions on North Korea through the United Nations every time North Korea conducts a nuclear test.
Let's debate the pros and cons of whether our country should unconditionally allow humanitarian aid to North Korea, even if North Korea has not given up its nuclear tests.
--- p.58 From “Social Studies”

[Student record example (curriculum tax special)] Take a class about microorganisms in our body and do in-depth activities.
Read 'I'm So Full of Microbes (Ed Yong)' and learn about the role gut microbes play in digestion and nutrient absorption, as well as the types and functions of gut microbes.
In particular, we will research oral microbes and write in detail about their role in dental health.
Provide specific advice on how to manage oral microbiota to maintain the health of our bodies.
--- p.108 From “Natural Series”

[Book Introduction] Artificial intelligence is having a positive impact on many aspects of our lives, but it also has negative aspects and risks.
This book analyzes how the development of artificial intelligence will impact our labor, economy, society, international relations, politics, culture, and life, and emphasizes and warns of the need for regulation and management oversight to ensure its safe and fair use.
It also addresses the risks of artificial intelligence, such as the problem of artificial intelligence learning biases and making them more biased, and the problem of exploiting deepfake technology.
--- p.164 From “Engineering”

[Research Topic] According to data released by Statistics Korea, the leading cause of death in Korea for people in their 40s and older is cancer.
Cancer is a disease in which cells divide indefinitely due to the accumulation of mutations caused by genetic factors, smoking, or poor eating and lifestyle habits.
Let's learn about various cancer treatment methods and create a news card that corrects misconceptions about radiation therapy.
--- p.313 From “Medical”

[Research Topic] Designers should be concerned about the impact of their creations on society and their ethical responsibilities.
Art and design shape the meaning and value of creations through how they interact with society.
Let's analyze the ethical responsibilities of designers and the impact their creations have on society.
--- p.249 From “Arts and Physical Education”

[Student record example (curriculum tax special)] Read 'Letter to a Young Teacher (Jonathan Kozol)' and write a class management plan.
It consists of class operation goals, class motto, introduction of homeroom teacher, class meeting operation and roles, and annual class plan.
He revealed that he plans to write a draft first and then fill in the details through a class meeting once the class members are decided.
As a future homeroom teacher, I express my aspiration to run the classroom in a way that enables students to realize and practice the importance of following community rules.

--- p.323 From “Education”