Every Day Life in Korea
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Elementary West- ern branches are taught in English ; certain West- ern studies and religious literature are studied in Unmun. English is optional and is taught to per- haps one third of the girls. The domestic econ- omy of the school is interesting. In addition to the training in sewing and embroidery, native, and foreign, mentioned above, the clothes of all are made and cared for by the older girls. Then the school is divided into eight groups according to their rooms, each under a leader and... sub-leader, who turn-about, two weeks at a time, clean rooms and schoolrooms and assist in the culinary department. The leader in each case is made responsible for all that goes on in the room. The capacity of the school building was already too small. In the fall it was planned to open a Chinese department; and instrumental music would be taught in the future to a few. The aim of the school is to give a thorough Chris- tian education and to make them better Korean women.
Let us turn now to another institution of the Methodist Mission, the "Pai Chai College, " so named by his majesty in 1887, the meaning of the title being "Hall for the rearing of useful 192 EVERY-DAY LIFE IN KOREA men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Elementary West- ern branches are taught in English ; certain West- ern studies and religious literature are studied in Unmun. English is optional and is taught to per- haps one third of the girls. The domestic econ- omy of the school is interesting. In addition to the training in sewing and embroidery, native, and foreign, mentioned above, the clothes of all are made and cared for by the older girls. Then the school is divided into eight groups according to their rooms, each under a leader and... sub-leader, who turn-about, two weeks at a time, clean rooms and schoolrooms and assist in the culinary department. The leader in each case is made responsible for all that goes on in the room. The capacity of the school building was already too small. In the fall it was planned to open a Chinese department; and instrumental music would be taught in the future to a few. The aim of the school is to give a thorough Chris- tian education and to make them better Korean women.
Let us turn now to another institution of the Methodist Mission, the "Pai Chai College, " so named by his majesty in 1887, the meaning of the title being "Hall for the rearing of useful 192 EVERY-DAY LIFE IN KOREA men.
What to read after Every Day Life in Korea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel L Gifford to read onlineMoreLess
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