“If you don’t know, keep still” Criticism every day
In addition, Democratic Party lawmaker Kang Deuk-gu held a press conference at the National Assembly Communication Center on the afternoon of the 18th and criticized President Yoon Seok-yeol’s comments regarding the CSAT as “the second entrance of an elementary school 5 age event” that confuses the world of education. yunhap news
On the 18th, the Democratic Party of Korea criticized the confusion caused by President Yoon Seok-yeol’s comments regarding the college scholastic ability test (CSAT), saying, “It is wrong for President Yoon, who is on the outside in the world of education, bennu. the method of preparation for examinations.”
Democratic Party spokesman Hong Seong-guk commented on the same day and said, “(President Yoon’s) order, which was issued without any preparation or plan at the time when the SAT was less than five months away, put the students and their parents are in a state of panic.” Spokesman Hong said, “After you hit and see, Yoon Seok-yeol’s ‘bumper car state administration’ had another accident. This time, it was an accident that happened in a ‘school zone’, so it is subject to an aggravated penalty.”
Spokesman Hong Won-nae said, “As the criticism poured in, the president fired the director of the Ministry of Education, and demonstrated a reign of terror by guillotining Deputy Prime Minister Lee Joo-ho.” Spokesman Hong continued, “The person to be held accountable is not the Ministry of Education or the minister. The president himself gave the order to stage slavery.” He said, “When the world of labor was stirred up with the admission of a 5-year-old child and a 69-hour week system, the people had only one wish. If you don’t know, you should stay still,” he said, attacking, saying, “President Yoon wants to speak within the scope of what he knows.”
Democratic Party lawmaker Kang Deuk-gu, a member of the National Assembly’s Education Committee, held a press conference at the National Assembly’s Communication Hall that day and said, “I was told about education reform.
Representative Kang said, “You shouldn’t approach complicated education issues like this, even though it’s a hundred years old,” and said, “The CSAT is a job that requires policy stability and systematic promotion.” Rep. Kang said, “The problem of the killer question is also big, but the ability to differentiate even in the easy CSAT is lost, so the number of returning students is increasing. He pointed out that we need to recall the case in 2001 when students appeared with perfect scores one after another in the entrance exam.”
In a meeting with reporters after the briefing, Representative Kang said, “I think it is necessary to hold (a general meeting) to establish emergency measures at the (National Assembly) education committee level and ask questions about upcoming issues.” ,” he said.
Justice Party spokesman Lee Jae-rang commented on the day and said, “President Yoon tried to avoid a crisis by blaming the minister again.” It was an improvised approach.” Spokesman Lee said, “If you don’t know well, don’t speak impulsively, and at least listen properly.”
Democratic Party spokesman Kang Seon-woo held a briefing at the National Assembly the day before and said, “The Republic of Korea was shocked by President Yoon’s playing with fire on the CSAT, and even the Office of the President started and the Ministry of Education off. the fire by revising and revising again and again, but the insides and heads of students and parents have already been burnt to black.” Criticized. Speaker Kang said, “Is it the plan of President Seok-Yeol Yoon’s state administration to poke the Republic of Korea every year with education issues?”
Earlier, on the 15th, while receiving a work report from Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education Lee Ju-ho at the Presidential Office in Yongsan, President Yoon said, “Having the ability to differentiate in relation to the CSAT, but if you follow the school class diligently, make sure to solve the problem, and exclude other content from the question.” said Deputy Prime Minister Lee. Then, the presidential office revised President Yoon’s instructions, saying, “Problems in areas not included in the public education curriculum must be excluded from CSAT questions.” However, as the controversy surrounding the easy CSAT grew, the presidency’s office explained the next day, “The president did not mention the difficulty level, but the main keynote of a fair CSAT.”
