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ศึกษาสมาร์ทRecently, the ministry has announced an advanced plan for ‘SMART Education.' The use of the word “smart” was not accidental in this occasion as it consists of five necessary elements-letters which ensure the successful and efficient learning process. “S” stands for “self-directed”, meaning learning being initiated by students of any age by themselves, having the willingness to x knowledge. “M” means keeping the children and youth “motivated”, mostly by including fun in the learning and teaching methods e.g. educational games. In order to be most efficient, the teaching process should be hold according to the specifications of the individuals and so “A” for having a capacity of “adaptation” shall not be forgotten. Rich assets of the information are the next step to be taken aiming for the highest knowledge scores and “resources” are the smart “R”. Last but definitely not least, the use of ICT appears to be a key to Korea’s development success and so the Korean education system cannot be imagined without the “T” – technology being embedded. The main goal of implementing the SMART program was to digitalize the entire school curriculum by 2015 and reflect modern changes of the 21st century. Korean government wants to focus on not only more efficient but mostly more creative education through the use of technology and at the same time bridging the educational divide, in other words - gap in the teaching standards, by making SMART Education available to everyone3. The main focus is reasonably put on tech-savvy students who are the great part of all Korean students. Statistics shows that 98% of Korean households use the Internet on a daily basis, 2/3 of them use smartphones. 5% of this 50-million-citizens nation is declared to be addicted of using smartphones and they do so at least 8 hours per day every day. According to Korea Communications Commission’s
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