Perfect preparation for students hoping to enter medical school with special tuition!
A personalized reading essay writing guide for each desired subject area, written by a current teacher!
A must-read for high school students, test takers, parents, and teachers!
The secret to managing your student loan debt is reading!

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.
What's the secret to effectively managing your student loan debt? The answer lies in reading.
『300 Recommended Books for Special Education: Medicine and Natural Sciences』 is a reading-linked special education research 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 on 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] Even people of the same ethnicity have different facial and body structures.
There will be greater differences between Koreans and Westerners.
Koreans and Westerners are fundamentally different in body size and organ size.
Let's explore what diseases Koreans are more prone to than Westerners and why these differences exist.
--- p.55 From "Medicine"

[Example of student records (Teaching Tax Special)] I heard news that southern right whales that were illegally captured and used in the dolphin show at Seoul Grand Park were released into the wild and have been living healthily for 10 years, so I was curious about the process of releasing them into the wild, so I researched it through 'Animal Rights Stories for Teenagers (Lee Yu-mi)' and articles.
Explaining the process of releasing Jedol into the wild, he emphasized that dolphins are animals that swim about 100km a day, and that keeping them in a small aquarium is cruel, and that efforts such as creating a dolphin sea shelter at the government level are needed to protect dolphins.
--- p.105 From "Medicine"

[Book Introduction] This book is about the future of humanity and survival strategies dominated by deadly new and mutant viruses.
The author, in his account of the devastating killer virus, presents a powerful plan to change the course of the pandemic virus that plagues humanity, with a fresh approach and sharp insights into infectious viruses.
It explores the relationship between humans and viruses and provides concrete ways to deal with pandemics.
--- p.132 From "Pharmacology"

[Book Introduction] This book contains the reflections of scholars from various fields who have experimented with the integration of knowledge on complex issues that have not been addressed by existing academic disciplines.
It explores diverse life phenomena and the socio-historical aspects of life, such as what it means to live and what the subject of living is, by fusing ideas across disciplines, knowledge, and national borders, and by creating a new intellectual transformation, demonstrating the power and potential of the next-generation knowledge paradigm and creative hybrids.
--- p.197 From "Nursing"

[Research Topic] Photosynthesis is the process by which plants use light energy to create molecules such as glucose from water and carbon dioxide.
Humans cannot photosynthesize because they do not have chloroplasts, but attempts at artificial photosynthesis have recently been made.
Let's investigate the principles of artificial photosynthesis and present its future implications.
--- p.238 From “Life”

[Student record example (curriculum tax special)] Explore and present ways for humans to abandon selfishness and desire and coexist with life forms on Earth.
It logically explains the need for measures such as enhanced ecosystem conservation and restoration, climate change mitigation, reduction of invasive alien species and overfishing, sustainable food production, and reduction of consumption and waste.
We emphasize that the decline in biodiversity due to climate change is a serious problem that ultimately threatens the very existence of humanity, and we created the slogan “Diversity is Purity” and posted it throughout the school to contribute to improving awareness.

--- p.285 From “Environment”