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Our favorite Daegu is getting smaller?!
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The principle of barcodes: a lot of information contained in stripes
03.
Why are canned drinks and thermoses cylindrical?
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How do hot air balloons fly?
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How do the weights of the two cookies compare?
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Will it rain tomorrow?
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The Secret of the Soccer Ball Shape
08.
Find your center of gravity!
09.
A swarm of billions of locusts appears
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A car that travels 100 km on 1 liter
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Observing constellations
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Do you have red eyes? No?
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Am I fat?
14.
The excellence of Hangul
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Jeong Yak-yong's crane, an invention that contains the wisdom of our ancestors
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Speed ​​limits to reduce traffic accidents
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Television, from an idiot box to a smart friend
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The cause of infectious diseases is a virus?
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New Horizons' Pluto Exploration
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The Science and Math Hidden in Baseball
21.
What color is this dress?
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Is Murphy's Law an illusion?
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No clean diesel?
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Concord's Errors in Life

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Jobs that will not disappear in the future or new jobs that will emerge
What kind of education do I need to choose?

We need convergence education that creates new values ​​rather than simply acquiring a lot of knowledge.
STEAM (Scientific, Technological, and Cultural Education) is an education program that started to increase interest in science and technology, encompassing science (S), technology (T), engineering (E), humanities and arts (A), and mathematics (M).
Additionally, we aim to cultivate convergence talents by understanding the principles of science and technology and achieving achievement standards in mathematics and science subjects.
However, because math and science subjects are taught in different textbooks at school, it is difficult to deal with many real-life problems.
We planned this content to provide opportunities to develop critical thinking skills by selecting interesting topics from everyday life that are difficult to cover in textbooks, and engaging in mathematical, scientific, and convergent thinking.


Through 『Teacher Ahn's Math and Science Convergence Special Lecture』, I hope that many students will be able to develop convergent thinking and problem-solving skills while having fun thinking, and will be able to think about and explore problems that may arise in daily life from various angles and creatively solve them.

Additionally, we hope that many students will take the free lectures that Professor Ahn Jae-beom has prepared and is conducting through YouTube Live.