"While Korea’s current literacy rate is very high, at the end of World War II just after breaking free from Japanese colonial rule, Korean adult literacy was barely 22 percent. As such, all efforts were focused on literacy programs from the first days of liberation.
The programs were stopped by the outbreak of the Korean War in 1950 but were restarted with the ceasefire as a nationwide campaign. In a large-scale literacy movement conducted over a decade from the mid-1950s until the mid-1960s, all organizations participated, including the government, local communities, schools and even the military.
All organizations that participated in the literacy movement reported the number of illiterate people they had taught throughout the year to a supervisory organization. The government would compile these statistics and present the accomplishments of the year along with the year’s literacy rate.
Regions with a low accomplishment rate were chastised by the central government, which gave them plenty of incentive to do better the following year"
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He started it up. he lead the way, and set the foundation root for the modern day South Korea.
FYI: He is a dicator. A sort of a good one. Bad ending, everlasting legacy.
Its really sad that north korea is 30 years behind them. South korea doesnt only have a better economy and a better lifestyle but south koreans are 3cm taller then their brothers in the north"While Korea’s current literacy rate is very high, at the end of World War II just after breaking free from Japanese colonial rule, Korean adult literacy was barely 22 percent. As such, all efforts were focused on literacy programs from the first days of liberation.
The programs were stopped by the outbreak of the Korean War in 1950 but were restarted with the ceasefire as a nationwide campaign. In a large-scale literacy movement conducted over a decade from the mid-1950s until the mid-1960s, all organizations participated, including the government, local communities, schools and even the military.
All organizations that participated in the literacy movement reported the number of illiterate people they had taught throughout the year to a supervisory organization. The government would compile these statistics and present the accomplishments of the year along with the year’s literacy rate.
Regions with a low accomplishment rate were chastised by the central government, which gave them plenty of incentive to do better the following year"
North Korea can catch up extremely quick. Their literacy rate is 100%, their population can adapt quickly to a service oriented economy. Sxb you are talking about a population that created nukes and advanced missile technology with the worst sanctions in the world. Meanwhile we are painting burgers and drinks on walls to indicate it's a restaurant.Its really sad that north korea is 30 years behind them. South korea doesnt only have a better economy and a better lifestyle but south koreans are 3cm taller then their brothers in the north
North Korea can catch up extremely quick. Their literacy rate is 100%, their population can adapt quickly to a service oriented economy. Sxb you are talking about a population that created nukes and advanced missile technology with the worst sanctions in the world. Meanwhile we are painting burgers and drinks on walls to indicate it's a restaurant.
Do you have materials on Park Chung-Hee you would recommend?
Kim Jong Un is deemed incompetent due to his appearance, but he may be the smartest dicators out there.You are right they are smart enough to create nukes and other things but these are also the same guys that had a food shortage crisis. would they eventually catch up sure but not with kim jong un as leader and allot of people dont even wanna be there