Although South Korea is rapidly turning into a multi-ethnic society, changes in the public notion or institutional preparations still lag behind. The Grand Narrative blog posted [1] on how one Korean elementary textbook addresses multicultural families, along with links displaying how Koreans, who have been taught in school that they are “ethnically homogeneous”, respond to this new reality.
South Korean Textbooks Started to Include Multicultural Families
· Written by Lee Yoo Eun
Categories: East Asia, South Korea, Arts & Culture, Education, Ethnicity & Race, Media & Journalism