Abstract
In this study, we seek to understand the current status of the future education district project in Saha-gu, Busan and explore directions for improvement through the activities of the Ministry of Education’s Future Education District Growth Support Group. The Future Education District is a project promoted by the Ministry of Education to make a qualitative leap in the innovative education district. To achieve this research purpose, we provided consulting support to sympathize with the narratives of Saha Future Education District staff in the Busan region and collaboratively explore issues. As a result of the study, the Saha Future Education District was experiencing difficulties in securing the self-reliance of the people, connecting upper-level schools with community-based education, supporting basic academic skills and literacy education, and communicating and educational cooperation with school members. In response to this, it was agreed that it was necessary to strengthen solidarity and cooperation among local-communities of education, strengthen communication with school members, and improve local-community education programs in line with the philosophy and vision of local-community education. Based on these research results, we discussed the need for activating schools’ voluntary participation, establishing the role and identity of village instructors, strengthening the local education ecosystem model in which the office of education and local governments cooperate, and providing professional education support for those in charge.
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