Children are learning to identify and assess everyday traffic hazards through an interactive safety education program.
The School Safety Central Association announced it is operating a traffic safety experience booth at the 'Children's Happiness S9' event, taking place from October 8 to 9 at the grassy area in front of Lotte World Tower in Jamsil, Seoul.
Instead of traditional lecture-based instruction, the association is showcasing an 'interactive safety education' approach tailored to children's perspectives. Participants encounter various real-life scenarios, such as crosswalks and cycling environments, allowing them to make choices and determine safe actions.
This educational content is a new initiative developed by the association this year, designed to be accessible for safety experiences in various settings, including classrooms, homes, and gyms, without being limited to existing student safety experience centers.
Jeong Hoon, the chairman of the association, who has participated in this event annually and received the 'Children's Happiness Award' for preventing child safety accidents, emphasized the importance of instilling safety awareness in daily life.
Jeong stated, "This experience booth is a meaningful opportunity for children and parents to enjoy and naturally recognize the importance of traffic safety. We will continue to develop and distribute safety education content that children can learn easily and enjoyably, anytime and anywhere." He added, "I hope social interest and support continue so that children, the future leaders, can grow up happy and safe."
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