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A Case Study About the Reformation of NCS-Based General Education in Accordance with Mixed Development Model

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Nowadays, it focuses on fostering talented individuals that can adapt quickly to society instead of cultivating humanity and basic literacy. Therefore, this study focused on developing a new curriculum based on the NCS vocational skills, which is supported and implemented throughout the country. And, we were able to conduct a newly-developed curriculum by following the procedures of the mixed development model using the advantages of existing research papers. By following the procedures of mixed development model, we analyzed the General Education Curriculum in 2015 and the vocational competency needed throughout the entire course by its order of priority and importance, which were applied in the liberal arts curriculum in 2016. After operating the liberal arts curriculum in 2016, we conducted a feasibility evaluation of the new general education curriculum by evaluating the satisfaction of teachers, learners and expert group.

Keywords: Educational Satisfaction; General Education Course; Key Competencies; NCS (National Competency Standard)

Document Type: Research Article

Affiliations: 1: General Education Center and Department of Visual Communication Design, Kimpo University, 97 Gimpodaehak-ro, Wolgot-myeon, Gimpo-Si, Korea 2: Department of Smart Software, Kimpo University, 97 Gimpodaehak-ro, Wolgot-myeon, Gimpo-Si, Korea

Publication date: 01 October 2017

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