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Since 2023, Bookk Book has been produced as audiobook content in which students write scripts and record their thoughts after reading books under the supervision of the Jeonnam Gwangju Metropolitan Office of Education, and this year marks its fourth year.
The Jeonnam Gwangju Special Metropolitan Office of Education announced on the 26th that it will release a new story from 'Bookk Book', a reading and humanities content created by students, parents, and faculty.
Bookkbook is an audiobook content in which students write and record their own thoughts after reading a book, and has been produced for four years starting from 2023.
This year, 24 new stories will be released daily starting from the 28th through YouTube and Podbbang platforms.
Suncheon Daeseok Elementary School's 'Sail Bookstore' has made it possible for visually impaired and dyslexic readers to listen to the original fairy tale 'May Rice Ball'.
Mokpo Hadang Elementary School's 'Hanmong Harmony' is presented as a bilingual podcast with the participation of Korean and Mongolian students and parents.
Mokpo Seobu Elementary School's 'Not a Teacher, but a Teacher', where four teachers tell stories from books, Gwangyang Middle and High School's 'Rainbow Podcast', which contains messages of understanding and respect after reading multicultural books, and 'Dadog Dadok', where you can hear the honest voices of children from Jindo Gasado Branch School, are also introduced.
Kim Young-gil, head of the Glocal Future Education Department at the Unified Office of Education, said, "I hope that by listening to Bookkbook, which contains students' thoughts and voices, they will not only enjoy reading books, but also share their lives and thoughts with each other."

The Ulsan Science Museum announced that it will operate the 'Open Science Experiment Classroom', a curriculum-linked in-depth exploration activity, for 252 middle and high school students in the Ulsan area until November 21. It consists of 11 courses linked to physics, chemistry, life science, and earth science, and students can directly use cutting-edge equipment such as UV-Vis spectrophotometer, FT-IR spectrometer, and intelligent artificial intelligence astronomical telescope to explore scientific principles.

The Ulsan Gangnam Office of Education announced that it will place the eradication of false transfers as a top priority in order to establish order in school districts, and that it plans to continue inspection and guidance activities throughout the year by preparing comprehensive management measures such as sending out home communications, operating a reporting bulletin board, and holding conferences with related organizations.

Teachers in the South Chungcheong region produced and performed an original musical, ‘School, Us Season 3’, based on cases of youth online gambling they experienced at school. It deals with the disruption of a student's daily life and the breakdown of personal relationships due to gambling, and also highlights the conflict between teachers and parents and the burden on new teachers. 17 teachers participated and prepared for over a year and a half from script writing to directing.

The Daegu Metropolitan Office of Education will hold a ‘Parent Empathy Talk Concert’ at the Daegu Student Cultural Center at 6 p.m. on the 28th. Lee Ho-seon, a special professor at Soongsil Cyber University and a parent education expert, will participate and share solutions on the topics of 'parental growth', 'child communication', and 'school cooperation' based on parents' actual concerns. Superintendent Kang Eun-hee emphasized that in order to become a good parent, it is important to first take care of one's own heart, communicate with the child, and support the child's growth together with the school.

Daegu University will open the Gyeongbuk region's first university-affiliated artificial intelligence (AI) gifted education center in March next year. 45 elementary, middle, and high school students will be selected to run AI basic, advanced, and convergence courses, and new student recruitment will begin on October 16th.

The Chungcheongbuk-do Office of Education announced that it will provide a variety of contents, including senior interview casebooks, suggested interview workbooks, mock evaluation analysis data sets, weekly questionnaires for CSAT preparation, and core college admission videos, through the teaching and learning platform 'Dachaeum 2.0' so that test-takers can use the Chuseok holiday to prepare for college interviews and CSATs.