Desafío post-industrial en Corea del Sur moderna: la presión educativa y su impacto en la juventud
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https://doi.org/10.17230/map.v10.i18.02Palabras clave:
Industrialización, Sistema educativo, Corea del Sur, Presión social, Suicidio, ConfucianismoResumen
El presente escrito examina el papel del sistema educativo en la Corea del Sur moderna y sus efectos en los jóvenes estudiantes, adoptando tres enfoques principales: Iniciando con una revisión histórica sobre la educación como la columna vertebral del rápido crecimiento económico de Corea del Sur durante los años 70 y 80. Continúa con un acercamiento al sistema educativo actual y su contexto de alta presión. Posteriormente, se explora los efectos sobre la juventud derivados de este trasfondo particular desde un punto de vista social, cultural y demográfico, y cierra con las medidas adoptadas por el gobierno para abordar este asunto nacional. Por último, sobre la base de la labor fundamentado en datos cuantitativos y cualitativos aportados por diferentes autores, este documento concluye con un panorama de recomendaciones, así como destacando la importancia de abordar las limitaciones y vacíos existentes como un paso hacia medidas eficaces que ofrezcan bienestar social para las generaciones futuras.
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