2022, Vol., No.35

Application of the‘Hyo’education in the Childhood Nuri curriculum based on play-oriented Training

Lee, Mi Ran | 2022, (35) | pp.1~21 | number of Cited : 0

Development of IFS (Internal Family Systems) Program to Improve Adolescent Self-Identification: Put emphasis on the focus group of student sentiment and behavioral characteristics tests

SHIN YESOON , chae kyoung sun | 2022, (35) | pp.23~49 | number of Cited : 1

Background: IFS treatment has been developed by Schwartz, Based on the fact that it forms a stable emotion through the encounter of self, we would like to help adolescents classified as focus groups identified by the test of the student’s emotional and behavioral characteristics. Purpose: By developing a program that improves the stable growth and positive self-identity for adolescents, we tried to obtain the positive effect in the adolescences coping with the crisis. Methodology/Approach: As detailed goals as follows; (1) Observe the characteristics of adolescence and develop the programs by IFS access. (2) When the program was developed for the improvement of self-identity, it was included object, goal, composition, and content as essential factors. (3) Both preliminary research and evaluation were preceded to develop practical IFS programs to improve adolescents' self-identity. (4) The effects of the programs were verified through pre- and post-quantitative and qualitative evaluation of the self-identity, IFS, student sentiment, and the scales of behavioral characteristic test. Findings/Conclusions: The overall results of the study show that the content of the IFS program for assisting the self-identification for youth has produced significant outcomes. Furthermore, the IFS treatment program was verified to assist in the self-identification of youths, the improvement in the IFS (Internal Family System), and reduction in emotional and behavioral problems. Implications: The results of this study are as follows; (1) The focus group from the student sentiment and behavioral characteristic test and adolescents were subjected to the study. (2) It derives the natural and active participation of the interest group of adolescents. (3) The study was conducted in parallel with quantitative effect verification and qualitative analysis. (4) IFS program was successfully constructed to improve adolescents' self-identity.

A Study on the Influence of the self-esteem on the subjective well-being in the old-age: The moderating effects of family relations between older-old group and the-oldest-old group

Kim, Joung Ae , Won-Hong Min | 2022, (35) | pp.51~75 | number of Cited : 0

A Case Study of Counseling Graduate Learning Experiences of Two Women in Their 60s

Han, Sung Ja , Lee, In Sook , Han, Ji Su and 1 other persons | 2022, (35) | pp.77~105 | number of Cited : 1

Background: Our society no longer sees the 60s as old age due to the extension of life expectancy and healthy lifespan. Practically, the 60s are a generation of pre-seniors who are in the process of aging, a time when they need to prepare for successful aging. Purpose: This study examines the choices and learning experiences of two women in their 60s who live their lives subjectively while refusing to age anymore, and explores the implications of graduate admission. Methodology/Approach: Through case studies among qualitative research methods, we want to uncover the meaning of the experience of participating in graduate learning based on information collected in a time-and-space context over time. Findings/Conclusions: First, two women in their 60s entered graduate school as they passed middle age to live a life that would benefit others through the invitations around them and the more valuable and rewarding work they had done throughout their lives. Second, the participants initially had a hard time keeping up with their young motivations in terms of physical and cognitive efficiency, but they did not give up and continued to participate in the learning. It also leads to transitional learning that incorporates a variety of accumulated life experiences as we move beyond middle age. Third, the meaning of the learning experience of the participants was to experience a change in the way they viewed themselves and their lives, and it emerged as a process that led to a deeper spirituality, to discovering the value of existence, and to self-integration. Implications: It will raise the need for a new perspective on old age, while at the same time providing concrete help to those who are preparing for adaptive and successful aging through new challenges at the turn of their lives. Furthermore, it is expected to be an implication for the education of counseling and filial piety practice among the elderly, which is expected to increase in the future.

Exploring the character education contents of the 2015 curriculum literature education

Jeon Myong-sun | 2022, (35) | pp.107~128 | number of Cited : 1

A Study on the Perception of Middle and High School Students and Secondary School Teachers and Community Volunteers on Personality Education

Ahn, Myeong Don , Kim Tea Kyun | 2022, (35) | pp.129~152 | number of Cited : 0

A study on supporting parents in an aging society from the perspective of Confucian filial piety culture

WANG XIAOYU | 2022, (35) | pp.153~178 | number of Cited : 0

Background: The aging population has become a prominent social problem in the world. The United Nations has sought to solve the aging problem since the 1980s in response to the growing aging of the world's population. With various changes and developments such as socioeconomic structure and demographic structure, the succession and development of traditional filial piety culture faces many practical problems such as population aging, economic pressure, and population flow.As times change and family structure change, traditional filial piety culture is anachronistic in modern society, but in filial piety culture, it cannot be stopped from a great tradition that respects the humanistic emotions and humanism of the elderly. Purpose: The text re-examines and reinterprets the philosophical basis behind Confucian thought by combining the plight of supporting the elderly in modern society with an aging society as a specific research background. By fusing the traditional filial piety idea of Confucianism with the guarantee of human rights in modern society, it provided solutions to various problems arising in the process of caring for parents in modern society. Methodology/Approach: Approach from the content of filial piety and the difficulty of caring for parents in an aging society, and briefly analyze the expression and cause of filial piety deficiency in modern society. From this, we revealed the lack of caring for the elderly and the difficulties facing the culture of filial piety in an aging society, and thought about how filial piety can adapt to an aging society with the development of society and the times. Furthermore, the values and meanings of Confucian filial piety culture in caring for parents were also discussed. Findings/Conclusions: The filial piety culture has been a social consciousness that has existed in Confucian culture for thousands of years and has had a serious impact on people's values, ways of thinking, behavior, and customs. The filial piety culture makes children and parents maintain an intimate relationship, and despite various problems caused by the aging population in modern society, the filial piety of oil prices still has important theoretical and practical values. No matter how human civilization develops in the future, supporting and respecting the elderly should be an important sign of a civilized society and a social virtue of modern people. In modern society, Confucian filial piety must return to an important position in family ethics thought, and on that basis, filial piety still exerts important value in modern society. Implications: The culture of filial piety helps improve family relations, harmonize family relations, and stabilize society. The filial piety culture can increase the moral virtues and social responsibility of the people, encourage justice by developing a good social climate, and, above all, alleviate social problems caused by the aging population.

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