Chunjae Textbook, Chuncheon National University of Education sign agreement to support teaching practice for prospective teachers

[Financial News]  Chunjae Textbook is joining forces with Chuncheon National University of Education to strengthen prospective teachers’ teaching expertise and enhance their digital education capabilities.
Chunjae Textbook said on the 22nd that it had signed an MOU on the 21st at the administrative headquarters of Chuncheon National University of Education to support prospective teacher education and the development of teaching and learning materials. The signing ceremony was attended by Park Jeong-gwa, CEO of Chunjae Textbook, Park Seong-seon, president of Chuncheon National University of Education, and other officials from both institutions.
Under the agreement, the two institutions will work on developing textbooks and teaching and learning materials, producing online educational content, and holding joint seminars and teacher training programs. They also agreed to cooperate on developing subject-specific textbooks and lesson content.
Chunjae Textbook will provide content from its teaching and learning support platform T-Sherpa and edtech tools for prospective teachers to use in lesson research and practice. It will provide textbook PDFs for all elementary school subjects, classroom PPTs, worksheets, multimedia materials, and more, and will also help with lesson planning and delivery using digital tools such as Classboard.
On the day of the signing ceremony, the T-Sherpa Edtech & Content Roadshow was also held for prospective teachers at Hongik Hall at Chuncheon National University of Education. Participants explored a range of teaching and learning materials and edtech tools and received guidance on how to use them in actual classes.
Park Jeong-gwa, CEO of Chunjae Textbook, said, “We will support prospective teachers in developing the skills needed for actual classroom teaching by using a range of teaching and learning materials and edtech tools,” adding, “We will work with Chuncheon National University of Education to help them grow into teachers who can respond flexibly to future educational environments.”

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