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CEO of Yu Hwang Wu Korean Language Classroom, plays a good role of Korean informer

Out of diverse English educational columns that CEO of Yu Hwang Wu Korean Language Classroom, a famous essay lecturer in South Korea, contributed, an article of ‘How to prepare for the integrated essay examination?’ is at issue, coming into the spotlight through overseas organs of expression and famous internet sites. CEO Yu Hwang-Wu wrote down English columns about the whole educational system including Korean university entrance examination, educational system and learning strategy by each field on the basis of his own educational philosophy and experience to make global netizens easy to understand. They are being introduced through international organs of expression and famous websites such as Flicker which is a global news magazine, SNS like Twitter, Google and International Business Time News. “Diplomacy is not a role of only public agencies or expert groups” CEO Yu Hwang-Wu said “Each netizen can also introduce our society, history, education and culture enough through internet, a universal means for publicity. This little effort will be the start of nongovernmental diplomacy” A lot of netizens take an interest in CEO Yu Hwang-Wu’s effort as above, saying that it is a way of a new nongovernmental diplomacy with a large ripple effect although his efforts are trivial. On the other hand, CEO Yu Hwang-Wu is introducing learning methods such as how to prepare for essay examination and strategy for the integrated essay to examinees, and getting his reputation through educational columns related to Korean university entrance examination culture such as expressing his own opinion about admission officer system. Especially, CEO Yu Hwang-Wu plays a good role of a global nongovernmental diplomacy by introducing his writings through overseas famous press and sites such as United States Yahoo, Wikipedia, Social Actions, CNN Blog, ireport, Mahalo, openPR NEWS, i-newswire, SPEEPLE NEWS and cnblogs in China.

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http://www.ibtimes.co.kr/article/news/20091009/5583216.htm